1st Stage Announces 2021-2022 Season Featuring A World Premiere and Three Regional Premieres
1st Stage has announced its 2021-2022 season.
1st Stage has announced its 2021-2022 season.
United Solo Announces 10th-Season Winners and New Festival in London
Barter Theatre presents "The Book of Mamaw," written and performed by Eugene Wolf.
Opening Barter Theatre's 2018 spring season is the favorite hit comedy, "A Facility for Living.
"Keep on the Sunny Side," the famous tale of the Carter family and the love story of A.
Well known Americana music duo, Robin and Linda Williams, will be featured in Barter Theatre's upcoming production about Civil War strategist Stonewall Jackson.
Isaac Rathbone's, 'The Gnome,' winner of Barter's 2014 Appalachian Festival of Plays and Playwrights, will premiere on Barter's Stage II tonight, March 13.
Isaac Rathbone's, 'The Gnome,' winner of Barter's 2014 Appalachian Festival of Plays and Playwrights, will premiere on Barter's Stage II on March 13.
The play that is "funny, irreverent, politically incorrect, and poignant," is getting five more performances! Barter Theatre's current production of 'A Facility for Living" is getting rave reviews and playing to completely sold out houses.
It's the funniest play set in a nursing home you'll ever see.
It's the funniest play set in a nursing home you'll ever see.
Get ready to laugh until your sides split during Barter Theatre's world premiere comedy, 'Hollywood Confidential.
Get ready to laugh until your sides split during Barter Theatre's world premiere comedy, 'Hollywood Confidential.
It's Saturday, and that means it's time for BroadwayWorld's 'Saturday Intermission Pics' roundup.
When it comes to choosing a mate, there's a lot to consider.
When it comes to choosing a mate, there's a lot to consider.
It's the night before Christmas…and there's a burglar in the house! Or is it someone more familiar-someone with a twinkling eye perhaps? Find out in Barter Theatre's "Another Night Before Christmas" now playing at Barter Stage II.
Two familiar faces take the stage at Barter-as you've never seen them before.
Two familiar faces take the stage at Barter-as you've never seen them before.
"Bless their hearts," writes Broadway World, "J.