Or: Manhood Based on the semi-autobiographical play by adaptor Terrell Alvin McCraney (already immortalized for his future epitaph “Exit—...

Or: Lazarus in Gehenna It is a place of ashes. The remnants of a place atomized by fire or ground down by the passing centuries, where...

Or: My country, right or wrong If Allegiance has a principal virtue it is even handedness. A musical tackling the Japanese Internment...

Or: Remember Me A dance performance with occasional dialog meets PBSesque bio-pic, Olivia Lilley’s story of Eleonora Duse (Dylan...

Or: A Singularity In the year 2044, a small American family instals NiNa (Tiara Thompson), a robot maid and caretaker into their home....

Or: Crazy for you To paraphrase an old saying, “G-d made some hands great and some hands small, but Karaoke made us all equal.” No matter...

Or: Dawkest Houwh Never, in all my years, I have I seen so many grown men assembled who had no relation to or interest in meeting the...

Or: “Clever Girl”* It is a surprisingly simple thing but the whole of the Wait Util Dark experience can be held in a single sound. As...

Or: Breaking Broads Sharon (Ann Price) a woman “retired” from her marriage, with a son far away in New York and not much of anything to...

Or: The Road to Hell It’s a church, not a set. The plush purple velvet carpeting, the orgasmic explosions of white roses, the giant cross...

Or: The devil in me Playwright Robert Askins paints in broad strokes. Everything; the rage, the lust, is voiced and acted on, spread out...

Or: 18 Candles An uncomfortable but earnest film The View From Tall, adapted for the screen by playwright Caitlin Parrish, hefts in hand...

Or: The Blue and The Grey In George Brant’s Grounded, The Pilot (Tess Musky-Goldwyn) meets us like a tiger in a cage. A former F-13...

An Interplay reading at Northlight Theater. Or: Areopagus I don’t think, dear reader, I have ever seen a play quite so … the word that...

Or: Thicker Than Water When seventeen year old Ryder (Logan Miller) accompanies his mother Cindy (Robin Weigert) and father Don (Richard...

Or: Sum Meet Annie Lambert (Hannah Sawicki) the sweetest, kindest, most loving girl ever to grace he Beta Tau Alpha sorority, tragically...

Or: Small steps Seven actors, a roughly 7x4 platform, a silver curtain, and an eternal fascination. Theater Unspeakable premiers the...

Or, yet: Caesar’s Laurel In such a farcical year as this it would be difficult to premiere a play about elections and the people who run...

Or: Sympathy for the Devil It is the night before the battle of Bosworth Field and Richard the Third (Michael Patrick Thornton) is...

Or: Ordinary folks, extraordinary circumstances. In Eric Coble’s new play, produced by the 5x5 reading series of Boise Contemporary...