Interview: Alan Mingo Jr. of THE WIZ at Saenger Theatre
As THE WIZ celebrates its 50th anniversary, few performers embody its legacy and evolution quite like Alan Mingo Jr.
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Review: TINY BEAUTIFUL THINGS at Crescent City Stage
What happens when the written word becomes a lifeline? In TINY BEAUTIFUL THINGS, Crescent City Stage delivers a stirring answer, offering audiences not just a play, but an experience in empathy and shared vulnerability.
Previews: COCKTAIL HOUR: THE SHOW at Rosa Hart Theatre
Ballets with a Twist, the New York-based company known for its inventive fusion of dance and pop culture, is set to make its Louisiana debut with COCKTAIL HOUR: THE SHOW on May 1 at the Rosa Hart Theatre.
Review: ORPHEUS DESCENDING at Tennessee Williams Theatre Company
There’s a moment in ORPHEUS DESCENDING when Valentine Xavier, tall, lanky, with enough charisma to make a statue blush, enters a dry goods store in a dying Mississippi town, and you just know something is about to combust.
Review: WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? with The Fire Weeds
Edward Albee’s WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? is a raw, relentless, and deeply unsettling theatrical titan.
Interview: Dan Talmi of THE NUTCRACKER MAGICAL CHRISTMAS BALLET at Saenger Theatre
For decades, THE NUTCRACKER has been a cherished holiday tradition, enchanting audiences with its timeless tale and dazzling performances.
Interview: Elizabeth Newcomer of A CHRISTMAS CAROL at Crescent City Stage
As the holiday season kicks off in New Orleans, beloved traditions like Christmas in the Oaks and festive strolls through the city’s dazzling light displays take center stage.
Review: WIT & WRATH: THE LIFE & TIMES OF DOROTHY PARKER at BB's Stage Door Canteen
Dorothy Parker, the sharp-tongued wit of the Jazz Age, remains one of America’s most fascinating literary figures.
Interview: Jeremy Webb of GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY at Saenger Theatre
This week, GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY takes the stage at the Saenger Theatre, bringing its powerful Depression-era story to New Orleans.
Review: PENNY DREADFULS: THE REMARKABLE ROOMING-HOUSE OF MADAME LE MONDE
The Tennessee Williams Theatre Company has launched the spooky season ahead of schedule with their production of PENNY DREADFULS: The Remarkable Rooming-House of Madame Le Monde.
Interview: Jana Mestecky of A DOLL'S HOUSE with Crescent City Stage
Crescent City Stage is bringing a contemporary take on a theatrical classic to life with its current production of A DOLL' S HOUSE, adapted by playwright Amy Herzog.
Review: A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE at Tennessee Williams Threatre Company
For almost a decade, anticipation has simmered among NOLA theatre enthusiasts, waiting for The Tennessee Williams Theatre Company to tackle one of the playwright’s most iconic works, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, that has left an indelible mark on theatre.
Previews: A BODY OF WATER at Le Petit Theatre
On Thursday, July 18, at 7 p.
Interview: Mallory Commander of MEAN GIRLS at Rivertown Theaters
Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts is presenting the regional premiere of the pop culture hit MEAN GIRLS! Get ready to dive into the world of North Shore High with the sharp wit, catchy songs and powerful message about kindness from the hit cult classic by Tina Fey.
Interview: John Shartzer of CLUE at Saenger Theatre
Get ready for an unforgettable night of mystery and comedy as CLUE takes the stage at the Saenger Theatre from June 18-23.
Review: THE CAKE at Crescent City Stage
THE CAKE, receiving its regional premiere, is the latest offering from Crescent City Stage and is now running now through June 16th.
Review: MRS. DOUBTFIRE at Saenger Theatre
Get ready to experience the beloved story of MRS.
Interview: Tennessee Williams Classics Get A FELT Makeover
In an innovative twist on Tennessee Williams, the Tennessee Williams Theatre Company presents a unique creation perfect for anyone who knows how to get to Sesame Street.
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