Written and directed by Darlene Thompson, whose company has 3 times won awards at the Pittsburgh Fringe Festival. Some of the performers are doing puppets for the first time. A funny and family-friendly offering. Genre: Theater Rating: PG Show Run ...
A dark, witty take on the American pop art icon, Andy Warhol, and the woman who shot him, Valerie Solanas. Lou Reed, Capote, Edie Sedgwick; see what they have to say about Drella and what he says about them! Virtual ...
Brawling Bard tackles Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” with their characteristic blend of physical comedy, audience interaction, and swords. Lots of sword fights. Sure, “Macbeth” is a famously cursed play, but what could really go wrong? Key ...
It's November 7, 2028 and two-term President Donald Trump is about to be replaced. Will he go rogue like before, or will a plan to keep him focused on golf, gorilla documentaries, and developing his perfect Presidential library avert ...
"Shakespeare: This Could Be True", a new one-act by Charles David “Stoney” Richards. “This Could Be True is a one-act play about an Actor confined to an insane asylum as he suffers from Misidentification Syndrome and Auditory Hallucinations ...
Dramatic comedy about “coming of age” in the 1980s, mashing hundreds of iconic 80s songs and movies into alternating dialogue and song (a la Moulin Rouge). Clever witty writing. Sassy theatric performance. Crafted by award-winning artist Torrey ...
Genre: Theater Rating: PG Show Run Time: 60 minutes Show Creator(s): Daniel Kinch About the Performer(s): Interview with Daniel Kinch, playwright and ...
A StorySlam is an open mic competition for anyone to share a five-minute story based on one theme to audience members who appreciate a well-told tale. Of those who sign up in advance online and attend the event, 10 storytellers will be randomly ...
These artists have been curating showcases since the COVID recovery, highlighting varied styles and backgrounds, including release technique, butoh, and contact improvisation. Each artist's work is different, but all share a vision of excellence and ...
A playground altercation between eleven-year-old boys brings together two sets of Brooklyn parents for a meeting to resolve the matter. At first, diplomatic niceties are observed, but as the meeting progresses, and the rum flows, tensions emerge and ...