We’ve all been there. Searching for answers to questions and only coming up with more questions! Aided by fabulous characters and her audience, acclaimed Vermont writer & performer Abby Paige may just find her answers as Lost Nation Theater presents her new play Les Filles du Quoi? June 16–26th at Montpelier City Hall Arts Center!
Following the most well attended season in the company's history, African-American Shakespeare Company (AASC) will expand back to four productions this season, beginning with A Midsummer Night's Dream (fittingly for San Francisco, coming in mid-September when the city's weather is at its warmest and most benevolent), set in the twin-island country of Tobago and Trinidad during Carnival.
In this colorfully imaginative tale of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, lovers, Amazon women, and mystical fairies share the stage of this production set in Trinidad & Tobago's Carnival.
Following the most well attended season in the company's history, African-American Shakespeare Company (AASC) will expand back to four productions this season, beginning with A Midsummer Night's Dream (fittingly for San Francisco, coming in mid-September when the city's weather is at its warmest and most benevolent), set in the twin-island country of Tobago and Trinidad during Carnival.
Let us take your coat. Pull up a chair. Have a drink. On the menu tonight: primordial soup, 'apocalypse of lobster,' and, for dessert, froze waste. While the actual meal and the company may leave a lot to be desired, this is one social event you won't want to miss. Wasatch Theatre Company will present the regional premiere of Moira Buffini's Dinner, the Oliver-nominated play. If you're hungry for a well-executed, superbly-acted play with decidedly adult appeal, this is your ticket.
Merrimack Repertory Theatre's 200th production is Richard Dresser's play, the third in his series on happiness in America
