Luke Wehner

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First of all I want to say, this is a very good production of Hand To God at a very good theater company, and if you've never seen the play you should absolutely go.

Coachella Valley Repertory closes its 2022-2023 Season with the irreverent and hilarious five-time Tony®Award nominee and winner of Best New Play HAND TO GOD by Robert Askin. The NY Times called HAND TO GOD a 'darkly delightful play.' Audiences will laugh and, perhaps, wonder if they shouldn't be quite so totally entertained. It is truly a wild and wonderful ride! HAND TO GOD OPENS runs March 28-April 9. Craig Wells returns to CVRep to direct, set design is by Jimmy Cuomo, costumes by Emma Bibo, lighting design by Moira Wilke and the stage manager is John M. Galo. Puppets are by Ryan Marquart and Thomas Mitchell.

Hunger Theatre's production of The Crucible continues this week with three final performances on Thursday the 16th, Friday the 17th, and Saturday the 18th at 8pm.

Hunger Theatre will honor Arthur Miller, with a new production of The Crucible.

Hunger Theatre, an NYC-based theatre company, self-described as 'small but relentless in our pursuit of excellent storytelling,' will honor one the 20th Century's greatest storytellers, Arthur Miller, with a new production of The Crucible. Performing at Access Theatre Gallery, 380 Broadway, 4th Floor, New York City.

Hunger Theatre, a NYC-based theatre company, described as 'small but relentless in their pursuit of excellent storytelling,' will honor one the 20th Century's greatest storytellers, Arthur Miller, with a new production of The Crucible.

Dobama Theatre continues its 18/19 Mainstage Season with the Midwest Premiere of John, running October 19 - November 11, directed by Nathan Motta.

Animus Theatre Company (Jonathan Judge-Russo, Founding Artistic Director) in association with the Circle in the Square Professional Workshop, has announced the schedule and casting for its annual 12-Hour Reading Festival, which returns to Broadway's Circle in the Square Theatre this Thursday, July 19, beginning at 11:00am. This year's festival, which will showcase the repertoire of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Beth Henley (Crimes of the Heart), will feature company artists will include Haley Bond, Sara Canter, Jonathan Judge-Russo (A Rainy Day in New York, "Law & Order: SVU"), Trevor Kluckman, Alan Langdon, Brad Lemons, Amy Northup, Courtney Shaw and Karen Sours Albisua ("The Chi," "The Bridge").

Hunger Theatre Company will present Mark Schultz' twisted, gut-wrenching and wickedly funny play, EVERYTHING WILL BE DIFFERENT: A BRIEF HISTORY OF HELEN OF TROY for twelve performances at the Bridge Theatre at Shetler Studios, June 15th-30th.

Hunger Theatre Company's production of Mark Schultz' EVERYTHING WILL BE DIFFERENT: A BRIEF HISTORY OF HELEN OF TROY is playing now through June 30th in the Bridge Theatre at Shetler Studios. Schultz' twisted, bitingly comic play is a dark and unsettling exploration of grief, sex, beauty, and adolescence. 

Hunger Theatre Company will present Mark Schultz' twisted, gut-wrenching and wickedly funny play, EVERYTHING WILL BE DIFFERENT: A BRIEF HISTORY OF HELEN OF TROY for twelve performances at the Bridge Theatre at Shetler Studios, June 15th-30th.

Hunger Theatre Company will present Mark Schultz' twisted, gut-wrenching and wickedly funny play, EVERYTHING WILL BE DIFFERENT: A BRIEF HISTORY OF HELEN OF TROY for twelve performances at the Bridge Theatre at Shetler Studios, June 15th-30th.

Greater Cleveland is blessed with a vital theater scene. It the purpose of BROADWAY WORLD.COM-CLEVELAND PROFESSIONAL THEATER TRIBUTES (BWW-CLE Theater Tributes), to recognize theatrical experiences that, in the subjective view of this reviewer, were excellent and deserve recognition.

"Hand to God" is a brilliant production, and places a spotlight on lost people caught up in their inabilities to cope with grief and abandonment. In fascination, we watch as these people lose healthy reality, replace it with abject pain, interspersing horror with laughter. This must-see staging, has to be one of the highlights of this theater season!

Mention author J. M. Barrie, and the immediate thought is Peter Pan. Peter Pan, the tale of a boy who refused to grow up, has become a cottage industry. Dolls, movies, a musical play, coloring books, cartoons, Halloween costumes, a non-musical play, and books are all available. There is even a psychological condition, 'The Peter Pan Syndrome,' which puts the spotlight on men who refuse to assume responsibility for their boyish actions.