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In "The Winter's Tale," Leontes, King of Sicilia, asks a favor of his pregnant wife, Hermione: persuade his childhood Polixenes, King of Bohemia, to extend his visit a few days. As a very pr…
Old Fire Station, Oxford The Drag Race Down Under judge plays an amused, sometimes confused, observer of social foibles through an arch anthropological lens
I'm all for standup that feels ah…
Marianne Virnelson as the Patchwork Girl adds zing to every scene she's in.
For Rob Shaw-Smith, writer-director of Aris Theatre's new family musical The Legend...
The post Aris Theatre's "Finn McCool" presents heroic tale with Celtic music, wit appeared first on ART…
Royal Court, LondonSet in a future police state, Tom Fowler's play sees two women go on the run in a feverish reimagining of Thelma and Louise
The winning scene that opens Tom Fowler's new w…
Washington Improv Theater features characters trying to market a wacky item suggested by the audience, but what do you do if it's a dud?
Itamar Moses' new play at Theater Wit is an entry in the long-standing genre of playwrights writing about selling their souls for a Hollywood dime.
Eli is a TV writer who has become sick of writing fictional stories about fantasy heroes, and instead decides to speak only hard, personal truths designed to free himself and others from the…
Shakespeare's Globe, LondonAmped-up visual gags and a cast that brings its own distinctive comic gifts to the Bard's dialogue ensure a contemporary feel to the classic comedy
Sean Holmes is …
Presented by Washington Improv Theater at Studio, QVC features music, dance, drag, magic, burlesque, spoken word, ventriloquism...and of course, improv!
NATIONAL THEATRE MUSICAL GETS US PREMIERE Determined and tenacious, the residents of Ipswich, UK mobilize to overcome the immense fear and media circus that unfolds following the serial murd…
Atlanta's first truly must-see, 10-out-of-10 production of 2023 has arrived via the...
The post Review: "Urinetown" is a royal flush in performance, wit and timeliness appeared first on ARTS…
Director Steven Carpenter and his talented cast bring us a beguiling and highly nuanced version of one of George Bernard Shaw's finest plays.
"The Playboy of the Western World" gets a dramatic updating, while "Home?" details a Palestinian actress's quest for a safe artistic haven.
Nica Burns' choice of an opening production for @sohoplace is Marvellous, a celebratory bio-drama about Newcastle-under-Lyme's local legend, the irrepressible Neil "Nello" Baldwin, whose ama…
As depicted in "The Locusts," life in Vero Beach, Florida is so nasty and brutish that it almost seems a not-totally-bad thing that it's short, too, at least for the victims of the serial ki…
Millennial Notes Anna Ouyang Moench's Dramedy Depicts Girls' Sexual Trauma by Tyler Jeffreys "We want you to admit it!"Â She stomps her feet. "Admit what?" His snarl transforms into a smi…
Funny, poignant and stimulating, a delightfully welcome piece of intellectual escapism
It can't have been an easy pitch. "Popes. Both foreign, yes. German and Argentinian " sorry, can't cha…
Leeds PlayhouseDenzel Westley-Sanderson's staging of the high-society comedy adds a welcome dose of playfulness amid the cucumber sandwiches
On the way into the theatre there is a pop-up dis…
Mark Nadler's Hart's Desire: The Show That Lorenz Hart and Moss Hart Would Have Written (if only they lived about four decades later)was presented in the guise of a backer's audition at The …
madeleine george's modern-day Greek comedy "Hurricane Diane" could not have come at a better time.
The Greek god Dionysus appears in the Garden State in the guise of Diane, a lesbian permaculture landscape gardener.
The company of Between the Lines is getting ready to bring a beloved story to the stage! Rehearsals are now underway for the new musical, which is based on the novel by international bestsel…
Richard Greenberg's outstanding baseball play receives a top-notch revival at the Hayes Theatre.
