Review: I HATE HAMLET at Theatre Tallahassee
Theatre Tallahassee's production of I HATE HAMLET has received a strong review, with particular praise directed at the performances of Andy Digby and Bob Myers as Andrew Rally and John Barrymore.…
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Review: THE MOUNTAINTOP at Theatre Tallahassee
In the play “The Mountaintop” by playwright Katori Hall, audiences are led into Room 306, during the late hours of April 3rd. This play is a fictional reimagining of Dr. King’s final night, after delivering his “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop” speech. Through a conversation with multi-face…
Past Shows
37 total · showing 11–20
The Write Stuff: Playwrights Unscripted (panel discussion)
The Write Stuff: Playwrights Unscripted is a panel discussion taking place on April 24 as part of Friends with the Write Stuff's 3rd Annual Playwriting Festival at Theatre Tallahassee's Studio space. The festival runs April 24–26, 2026, and brings together more than 20...
Vignettes Showcase - Part 1
Vignettes Showcase - Part 1 is the opening night short play presentation of Friends with the Write Stuff's 3rd Annual Playwriting Festival, running April 24–26, 2026, at Theatre Tallahassee's Studio space. The festival spans three days and features staged readings, talkbacks, a...
Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me A Soprano
It’s 1934, and the clever and combustible Lucille Wiley, Manager of the Cleveland Grand Opera Company, is ready to welcome world-class soprano Elena Firenzi for her one-night-only starring role in Carmen. Alas, Elena arrives late, her impassioned husband Pasquale has a fit of...
The Flick
In a dilapidated movie theater nestled in central Massachusetts, three underpaid employees diligently mop the floors and tend to one of the few remaining 35mm film projectors in the state. Amidst the dimly lit aisles and flickering screens of lackluster, second-run movies, their...
Little Shop of Horrors
Step into the bizarre and captivating world of “Little Shop of Horrors,” where Seymour, a downtrodden floral assistant, discovers an unusual plant with a taste for blood. As the plant’s voracious appetite for human flesh grows, so does Seymour’s fame and fortune. But at what...
August Wilson’s Fences
Winner of multiple Tony Awards, August Wilson’s powerful play delves into the African American experience of the 1950s. Set in Pittsburgh’s Hill District, “Fences” chronicles the life of Troy Maxson, a 53-year-old man grappling with the harsh realities of post-slavery America...
Blithe Spirit
Meet the fussy and cantankerous novelist, Charles Condomine, who finds himself haunted, quite literally, by the ghost of his late first wife, Elvira. Clever, persistent, and keenly aware of Charles’ flaws, Elvira is summoned by the eccentric and whimsical Madame Arcati, a...
Plaid Tidings
A joyous holiday sequel to the beloved Broadway sensation “Forever Plaid” with “Plaid Tidings.” Francis, Jinx, Smudge, and Sparky return to Earth for an unexpected encore, unsure of their purpose until a heavenly call from Rosemary Clooney reveals their mission: to bring harmony...
Funny Girl
Embark on the remarkable journey of Fanny Brice, a trailblazing entertainer who defied expectations to become a beloved star of her era. From the glitz of the Ziegfeld Follies to the silver screen of Hollywood and the airwaves of radio, Fanny captivated audiences with her wit...
Always a Bridesmaid
Get ready for a sidesplitting journey with four lifelong friends who made a pact on their Senior Prom night to stand by each other’s side on the wedding day, no matter what. Three decades later, these Southern belles are still honoring that vow, even as their own marital...
