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The 2014 American Theatre Critics Association's Osborn Prize for Best New Play went to Topher Payne's PERFECT ARRANGEMENT and Pandora Productions will be one of the first theatre companies in the country to get the rights to perform it.

The Carnegie continues its 2014-15 Theatre Series with one of America's most treasured stories of compassion and acceptance, Pulitzer Prize winning play, DRIVING MISS DAISY, playing weekends today, November 1-16, 2014.

The Carnegie continues its 2014-15 Theatre Series with one of America's most treasured stories of compassion and acceptance, Pulitzer Prize winning play, DRIVING MISS DAISY, playing weekends November 1-16, 2014.

Jason Robert Brown plays a narrative game within the tightly structured form of the musical to probe deep into the depths of a failed relationship.

Kentucky Shakespeare Producing Artistic Director Matt Wallace has announced adult auditions for the 2015 three-production professional season of 'The Tempest,' 'The Taming of the Shrew' and 'Macbeth.

The Centennial Festival of Riverboats, a commemoration of the 100th birthday of the Belle of Louisville, will feature a variety of musical and performing acts, powered by Louisville Gas and Electric Company.

Louisville's theater community is a writer-friendly place, and a new group is adding its efforts to the mix, with a focus as much on process as on product.

StageOne Family Theatre presents Petite Rouge: A Cajun Red Riding Hood, a musical based on a traditional tale that starts in the Louisiana bayou, at the Kentucky Center this fall!

Nominations have now opened for the 2014 BroadwayWorld Louisville Regional Awards!

While it has put on a repertory of shows most professional playhouses would find ambitious - and been successful beyond the wildest dreams of what most theater artists will likely see in their careers - the method has grown to match the mission.

Four weeks into his new job, Robert Curran has a bit of a challenge.

For 2015, Matt Wallace and company want to make Kentucky Shakespeare a year-round affair.

The best sci fi, profound messages lay beneath the spectacle, and Wayward Actors Company will mine a choice piece of work when it presents Jerome Bixby's "The Man From Earth" Oct.

A few years ago, in a different publication, I gave Actors Theatre's "Dracula" a somewhat mixed review.

The Centennial Festival of Riverboats, a commemoration of the 100th birthday of the Belle of Louisville, will feature a variety of musical and performing acts, powered by Louisville Gas and Electric Company.

If you're looking for a common theme or idea around which Actors Theatre builds its season, you won't find one.

StageOne Family Theatre presents Petite Rouge: A Cajun Red Riding Hood, a musical based on a traditional tale that starts in the Louisiana bayou, at the Kentucky Center this fall!

The governing board of directors for the Lincoln Amphitheatre (the Lincoln Boyhood Drama Association) is currently in negotiations regarding a transition to new management for the Lincoln Amphitheatre and restructuring of the Lincoln Boyhood Drama Association.

There is an oh-so-subtle dramatic bed upon which rides one of the funniest evenings of theater I've had the joy to partake of in quite a while.

Louisville's resident classical theater company is getting a new face.

The 2014-2015 Kentucky Center Presents season features performances by Susan Boyle, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, and Dance Theatre of Harlem, as well as luminaries from the realms of Comedy, Classical music, and the Culinary Arts.

After wrapping three grand mainstage productions that have run over seven weeks, would you believe Kentucky Shakespeare's summer season in Central Park is only half-over? Only thing is, you've got just three weeks to catch the rest.

Lexingtonians gave into the good times at the 11th Annual Give Into The Groove (GITG), which took place recently at Whitaker Bank Ball Park in downtown Lexington.

Improv fans far beyond Louisville have begun taking notice of Damaged Goods.

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