Interview: Theatre Life with Che Wernsman
Today’s subject Che Wernsman is currently living her theatre life as the Production Stage Manager for Cult of Love at Round House Theatre.
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Today’s subject Che Wernsman is currently living her theatre life as the Production Stage Manager for Cult of Love at Round House Theatre.
Performer Denise Fennell, who was born in Cambridge and brought up in Newton Corner, is home for the holidays this season.
The historic Rialto Community Arts Center in Morrilton is tackling a powerful story with its production of A FEW GOOD MEN, running through November 21.
We're super excited to bring back Midnight High in a new and larger version.
Tarot, carnival chaos, and a collection of wonderfully peculiar clowns come together in Bottle Alley Theatre's latest immersive theatrical experiment.
What makes a house a home? Is it the people who fill it, the traditions we carry forward, or the memories we simply cannot bear to leave behind? These questions are at the heart of HOUSE OF INDIA, a touching and humorous exploration of family, identity, and the sometimes difficult choices that come…
The Kavinoky Theatre on the campus of D'Youville Univeristy has taken the bold step in producing a Shakespeare production this season.
Soulpepper Theatre's holiday favourite Parfumerie, based on Miklós László's play which inspired The Shop Around the Corner, She Loves Me and You've Got Mail, is making a triumphant return to the stage from November 18th-December 20th, 2026.
Hannah Cain discusses playing Betty Rizzo in Brampton Music Theatre’s GREASE at The Rose Mainstage in Brampton, running November 12 through 15, 2026.
From intricate embroidery to iconic designs, fashion has always had a place in the art world.
William Shakespeare’s classic tale of lovers caught between their families and their love gets a new twist when Open Fist Theatre Company presents Romeo and Juliet: Time Enough for Love at Atwater Village Theatre November 13 through December 19.
Broadway World writer Brett Cullum tracked Jen down and asked them what they thought about their Houston renaissance lately.
For nearly two decades, GALLIM has been a modern dance fixture, dazzling audiences with dynamic, deeply prolific movement that finds its spark in its endless humanity—this is the signature mark of Andrea Miller’s approach.
Broadway San Diego celebrates 50 years of bringing Broadway magic to the city! Vice President Vanessa Davis shares the story behind this golden anniversary and the organization’s ongoing impact on the San Diego arts community, from bringing touring productions to town to nurturing the next…
Houston theater audiences have become familiar with the imaginative and distinctive work of Afsaneh Aayani.
Filled with your favorite holiday songs, delightful choreography, and an appearance from Santa and Mrs.
Read a conversation with Silverstein about Irving Berlin: American Songwriter, taking place on November 15 and 22 at Don't Tell Mama in NYC.
I have so many friends who don't speak Spanish, and they tell me they understand it.
In exclusive interviews, Joey McIntyre and director Kimberly Senior discuss RADIO GALAXY, a powerful family drama playing at The Wallis this month.
'I feel like I've gained so much strength in learning how to bounce back off of those characters that have almost tried to push all the women down in this show.
Sydney Ryan and Hayden Hotchkiss are spreading holiday cheer at Don’t Tell Mama on December 2.
Read a conversation with cabaret artist and actor Daryl Glenn on his upcoming Glen Campbell tribute show November 15 at Chelsea Table + Stage.
The 11/14 and 11/18 show features songs by Neil Young, Carly Simon, Rodgers and Hammerstein, David Shire and Norman Gimbel, Michael Rice, and more! Read a conversation with Finkel about GRIST FOR THE MILL.
Bay Area native vocalist Eve Marie Shahoian is bringing her latest show, Stuff Like That There, to Don't Tell Mama in New York City on 11/21.
For Isaiah Bailey, returning to Oklahoma City as The Phantom in the national tour of The Phantom of the Opera is about much more than bringing one of musical theatre’s most iconic characters to an Oklahoma audience.
Interview with playwright Sandy Ruston about her play THE COTTAGE, now playing at North Coast Repertory Theatre through December 6th.
Allen Barton’s THE DIFFICULTY ADJUSTMENT concerns two financial crises, and how two men across twenty years respond to them.
Shawn comes by way of his storytelling technique authentically.
Secrets, friendship, and Latin pop take the stage in Central Drama's Sincera-Miente: YO at Austin’s George Washington Carver Museum.
When Arkansas native Grant Huneycutt was cast as circus henchman Wade in the first national tour of Water for Elephants, he had no idea he'd also be playing another very important part: the back half of arguably the production's biggest showstopper, Rosie the elephant.
As their senior year unfolds, four Little Rock Central High School theatre students are reflecting on the friendships, experiences, and lessons that have shaped their time on stage.
Recently, we had the chance to speak with Brenock O’Connor, who plays Woyzeck, and Jade Oswald, who plays Marie.
From Rome to New York: Teatro Grattacielo recently presented Puccini's Suor Angelica in Italy, in Campobasso and in Sulmona, and most recently it was seen at the State Theater in Stara Zagora, in Bulgaria.
Based on the bestselling memoir by Mitch Albom, the story explores the meaning of friendship, the importance of human connection, and the life lessons that can come from the most unexpected places.
What better time to ponder ‘freedom’ than during America’s semiquincentennial, whose celebrations this year have stirred conflict in people? Dominique Morisseau didn't write Confederates for the nation’s birthday, but it feels especially poignant.
The West Coast premiere of The Laugh Track written by Wendy MacLeod is a new comedy inspired by the real-life experiences of Madelyn Pugh, one of Hollywood’s first female television writers who worked on I Love Lucy when it aired on CBS from 1951 to 1957.
When she was growing up, actress Chelsea LeValley probably would have struggled to name a Sheryl Crow single, let alone sing one.
Winner of four Tony Awards, including Best Musical, The Outsiders brings S.
ABBA hits, Broadway magic, and pure joy! 🎤✨ We chat with Mamma Mia! star Grant Reynolds about bringing the ultimate feel-good musical to the BJCC Concert Hall this Nov 17–22.