When audiences think of theatre, their minds often go straight to the stars under the spotlight—the actors, singers, and ...

Typically for award-winning Ephemeral Ensemble, this new devised piece shines a light on social issues affecting people who are rarely given a voice. In this instance, it’s the small communities of ...

Sandra Delgado’s impassioned new theater piece “Hundreds and Hundreds of Stars” makes three points about the dysfunction of the U.S. immigration system that strike me as ...

A new executive director and FilmColumbia's 25th festival welcome the next chapter of the 100-year-old Chatham-based ...

Love is a savage thing in Noël Coward’s much-revived play Private Lives. Having travelled from Bolton’s Octagon and ...

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MANKATO — As a musical theater graduate student, Meg Breithaupt is used to letting the songs guide her characterization. But ...

When his peers were still cramming for midterms, a teenage Crowe was crisscrossing America with a notebook, filing meaty ...

Jenedy Paige has worked hard to build — and rebuild — physical, mental and spiritual strength. It’s something she’s come to ...

Nestled between four red brick buildings at the center of Davidson College, two bronze, work-weathered hands cradle the earth ...

Unless you want to die laughing, which is the point behind “Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors,” Curio Theatre Company’s production ...