Wharton Center Reveals 2026 Young Playwrights Festival Finalists
The Wharton Center has revealed the finalists for the 2026 Young Playwrights Festival.
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Theatre NOVA Calls For Submissions For The 2026 Michigan Playwrights Festival
Theatre NOVA has called for submissions for the 2026 Michigan Playwrights Festival.
Six Finalists Unveiled For 2025 Young Playwright Festival at Wharton Center
Experience the original works of six 2025 Young Playwrights Festival finalists on Saturday, May 10, 2025, in Wharton Center's Pasant Theatre.
Review: FERGIE PHILIPPE AND AN UNLIKELY HERO at Arkansas Museum Of Fine Arts
What did our critic think of FERGIE PHILIPPE AND AN UNLIKELY HERO at Arkansas Museum Of Fine Arts?
Submissions Now Open for 2025 Michigan Playwrights Festival
After the success of the inaugural Michigan Playwrights Festival eight years ago, Theatre NOVA continues its semi-annual tradition, announcing a call for submissions for this season’s festival.
Review: AN UNLIKELY HERO at Metro Theater Company
“An Unlikely Hero” is a hero’s journey that would appeal to any young theater goer.
Good Company Theatre to Return With The Utah Premiere Of GOD KINDA LOOKS LIKE TUPAC
Good Company Theatre in Ogden, Utah, presents the Utah premiere of GOD KINDA LOOKS LIKE TUPAC by Emilio Rodriguez, running from September 12-29.
Michigan Playwrights Festival Submissions Now Open
After the success of the inaugural Michigan Playwrights Festival seven years ago, Theatre NOVA continues its semi-annual tradition, announcing a call for submissions for this season’s festival.
Geva Theatre Unveils 2023 Rochester Fringe Festival Lineup
Discover the incredible lineup of shows at the 2023 Rochester Fringe Festival presented by Geva Theatre.
Planet Ant Presents ANT PLANET
A new digital showcase bringing Planet Ant Theatrics to you at home or work, or wherever your device is.
Matrix Theatre Company to Present SWIMMING WHILE DROWNING - A Coming-of-Age Story in December
Matrix Theatre Company opens its 2022-2023 Mainstage Season with, Swimming While Drowning by local playwright Emilio Rodriguez, opening December 2 and running through December 17.
Theatre NOVA Announces Revised 2022-2023 Season
Theatre NOVA, Ann Arbor's resident nonprofit professional theatre, is thrilled to announce its 2022-23 Season of Michigan and World Premieres.
ArtsWest Presents the Seattle Premiere of SWIMMING WHILE DROWNING
Marking the beginning of their 2022-23 Season, titled BEGIN IT, West Seattle's own ArtsWest will present the Seattle Premiere of Emilio Rodriguez's SWIMMING WHILE DROWNING, running September 29th through October 23rd.
Photos: First Look at GOD KINDA LOOKS LIKE TUPAC at Theatre NOVA
Theatre NOVA, Ann Arbor’s resident nonprofit professional theatre, wraps up its 2021-22 season of in-person productions with “God Kinda Looks Like Tupac” by Emilio Rodriguez, which runs August 5 through August 21, 2022.
Theatre NOVA Will Present GOD KINDA LOOKS LIKE TUPAC Beginning This Week
Theatre NOVA, Ann Arbor's resident nonprofit professional theatre, wraps up it's 2021-22 season of in-person productions with “God Kinda Looks Like Tupac” by Emilio Rodriguez, which runs July 29 through August 21, 2022.
Actor & Philanthropist Hill Harper Joins The 2021 Reach For Hope Benefit
Suicide is an epidemic of epic proportions that steals the people we love and devastates families all over Detroit every single day.
Theatre NOVA Announces Return to In-Person Productions for 2021-2022
Theatre NOVA, Ann Arbor’s resident nonprofit professional theatre, has announced its return to in-person productions.
FLINT MURAL PLAYS Kick Off The Flint Rep Summer 2021 Season
This coming Saturday, June 5, at noon, a celebration is happening in Brush Park, Downtown Flint, as the Flint Mural Plays kicks off the Flint Rep Summer 2021 season.
Flint Rep Announces Reimagined Season For Summer 2021
Flint Rep announces a new, reimagined season for the summer: FLINT REP OUTSIDE!
NALAC Catalyst For Change Grants Foster Radical Imagination And Racially Just Systems
In partnership with the Surdna Foundation, NALAC embarks on a new grantmaking initiative to support Latinx artists working to radically imagine more racially just systems.
