by Cheyenne Lewis - March 15, 2026
Nearly 161 years ago, President Abraham Lincoln was shot by actor John Wilkes Booth at Ford’s Theatre as he watched a production of OUR AMERICA COUSIN. Every American knows this famous and tragic tale, but not everyone will know the story of those on stage that night. Making its full-length premie...
by Cheyenne Lewis - March 13, 2026
Every couple deserves a space to feel safe, accepted, celebrated, and normal. Although a milestone was crossed in 2015 with the legalization of gay marriage in the United States, many people, both in and outside of the United States, are still unable to love freely. The Bridge Initiative’s perform...
by Zach Wetzel - March 09, 2026
THE RIVER by Jez Butterworth is now playing at The Rogue Theatre, and it packs a punch. This deeply intimate work draws viewers into a psychological and surreal world where a man brings a woman (and other women) to a riverside cabin....
by Herbert Paine - March 04, 2026
UNCLE VANYA arrives at Theatre Artists Studio with thoughtful intentions and a capable ensemble, though the results are somewhat uneven. Presented in Conor McPherson’s streamlined adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s classic, and directed by Carol MacLeod, the production leans heavily into emotional im...
by Herbert Paine - February 22, 2026
A joyful revival that reanimates the spirit of the show that once jolted Broadway....
by Zach Wetzel - February 22, 2026
This is a delightful and fun fairy tale production!...
by Tim Shawver - February 19, 2026
There have been previous stage versions of the Parker Brothers' board game Clue, none that had any connection to the beloved 1985 film or made any significant mark artistically or commercially....
by Cheyenne Lewis - February 17, 2026
Wars of the past are viewed by many as a necessary evil, and certain battles are even thought of as glorious or grand. This perspective overlooks the lives lost on both sides, the trauma so many soldiers have faced throughout history, and that many still face today. Southwest Shakespeare Company’s...
by Herbert Paine - February 16, 2026
Lean and evocative, funny and frightening, tender and profane...reckoning with how to survive trauma....
by Herbert Paine - February 15, 2026
Mounted with in-the-round polish and flair, Hale Centre Theatre’s GUYS AND DOLLS is bright, brassy, and built on rhythm. And for a few hours in Gilbert, the neon-drenched skyline glows, the dice roll, and Broadway’s Golden Age feels very much alive....
Past Shows
Roald Dahls Matilda the Musical is the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take...
From Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich, the creators who brought you Dear Edwina and Dear Edwina JR., comes Junie B. Jones The Musical JR. a...
A legend retold in stagecraft & music! This long-time favorite is based on the haunting folk ballad of “Barbara Allen.” Set in the beautiful but...
A New comedy from the DIXIE SWIM CLUB team. There’s only four days before Brother’s wedding, and Sister needs to get Mother from Alabama to...
The holiday classic, in a lively, melodic production Check your Bah Humbugs at the door! Back to create a holiday tradition, is an original adaptation...
A great American story come to the stage Jazz, automobiles, new ideas and new industries – the Ragtime era was when America came of age....
Be careful what you wish for… Based on the beloved film that made Tom Hanks a star, the musical BIG tells the story of a...
This devilishly clever thriller is performed to the mystification and delight of audiences through the world. The original Broadway production (starring Seinfeld Jason Alexander and...
June can’t pay the rent. Will the evil landlord evict her? Can her handsome leading man come to the rescue? It’s an oft-told tale –...
The holiday classic, back for an encore, in the original adaptation created for Theater Works last season and presented to full houses & standing ovations....
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