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Diana Grisanti's River City has been a long time coming, years in development and the winner of the Rolling World Premiere through the National New Play Network; it is both a tribute to and critical commentary on Grisanti's home town of Louisville, Kentucky.
Actors Theatre's current staging of Macbeth is loud, bloody, and glorious.
There is something magical and mystical about Puccini's much loved Madame Butterfly, in that it can fill an opera house with wonder.
Dracula has risen from the dead and is more frightening as ever.
The subject of The 39 Steps isn't an innocent man being chased by spies across Scotland, and it isn't Alfred Hitchcock, although it serves as a fine pastiche of iconic Hitchcock moments.
Suspense and hilarity ensues with Actors Theater of Louisville's 2016-17 season opener!
Experience the beauty, ingenuity and hilarity of short-form puppet theater in this showcase of slam acts from across the country.
heatrical licensor Music Theatre International (MTI) has secured licensing rights for the new pop musical, DO YOU WANNA DANCE? heatrical licensor Music Theatre International (MTI) has secured licensing rights for the new pop musical, DO YOU WANNA DANCE?
ATCA Presentation Closes Out 40th Humana Festival
Cardboard Piano at Humana Festival: Small Extraordinary Acts of Kindness
United States In Disarray: Wellesley Girl at the Humana Festival
Fresh, Eager, Real: This Random World at Humana
In the opening monologue of For Peter Pan on her 70th Birthday, Ann (Kathleen Chalfant), the eldest of her siblings, reminisces about a part she played as a young woman; the part was Peter Pan; she doesn't know why people laugh when she tells the story, she says; she is the image of Mary Martin, or
A woman, Maggie, (Danielle Slavick) who is a sales representative for a medical supply company checks in to a long-term residential hotel in Temp, Arizona for a month-long stay.
Charles Mee's latest abstract piece was inspired by Trappist monk author, Thomas Merton.
Bram Stoker's Dracula has been a mainstay at Actors Theatre of Louisville (ATL) since 1995, and has become identified with actor/director William McNulty, who eight years ago was invited to forge his own adaptation of the horror classic.
The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles (GMCLA) will continue its 34th Season in the Gothic setting of First Congregational Church of Los Angeles (540 South Commonwealth Avenue) on March 16th and 17th with its performance of "Awakenings," featuring special guests Vox Femina Los Angeles (VOX) and the new
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