A special screening of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, directed by London’s acclaimed National Theatre deputy artistic director Robert ...

What began as a half-joking comment about “majoring in 'Hadestown'” has evolved into a three-year creative undertaking for ...

It’s (almost) all about American history this theater season as the city nears America’s 250th, from 1776 The Musical making a return to speculative stories focusing on Philadelphia trailblazers, like ...

Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre will reboot a program that supports new plays after receiving a grant from the Stephen Sondheim Foundation, an organization established under the will of the revered ...

The Greek Theatre of Geneva staged the theatrical play “Ioannis Kapodistrias: Glory and Loneliness,” written by Ioanna Papandropoulou Bertou, performed by Year 5 students of the 1st Kapodistrian ...

University of Arizona theater students will honor one of their own this weekend at the 2026 "New Directions Festival: Broken," a three-day event showcasing plays written and directed by students. Two ...

There’s something magical about spending an afternoon at the iconic Greek Theatre when it’s not showtime. The seats are empty. The stage is quiet. The breeze carries just a hint of anticipation. But ...

Write Act Repertory will present Firsts, a world premiere presentation of 6 original one-act plays to kick off the Spring season! Producing Artistic Director, John Lant, and Write Act Repertory will ...

One of the theatrical canon’s most lauded heroines, Antigone, is back on a major stage, now wearing a black leather jacket and a punk plaid skirt. The world premiere of Anna Ziegler’s adaptation of ...

In a pivotal scene in Cypress Lake High’s production of Sarah Ruhl’s “Eurydice,” Gabe Cruz and Ella Maas submerge themselves in a black plastic-lined trough of water that represents the Acheron or ...