Or: Hail Ouiser Robert Harling’s 1987 Steel Magnolia’s is a play with a origin as captivating as its plot. Created in 10 days during “a...

Or: These are the songs that touch our souls When Jean Valjean (Stephen Mitchell Brown) is freed from 19 years of hard labor, it only to...

Or: Gilded Glory The town of Windsor, Wisconsin, 1947. The War is over and the air is thick with gayety, anticipation, and other musky...

Or: Redemption unreached On Sunday, Father James (Brendan Gleeson), Shepherd of a small Irish town, is informed via confessional that one...

Or: Rude and Rapturous Mechanicals In the mellow night of a late august eve, partitioned from the world by rough stone walls, sheltered...

Or: Blood, tears and bright burning hope Sean Graney, director and adaptor of the mad and marvelous All Our Tragic wanted nothing less...

Or: You Can't Go Home Again A man of charisma, loquaciousness and determination young Peter Hogancamp (Matt Edmonds) has returned to...

Or: The Soft Touch In Hamburg, Germany, the compost ground of international terrorism (and counter-terrorist agencies) Issa Karpov...

Or: “Don’t hate the sea from the shore/the ocean was here long before...”* “How does a life get led?” That, for me, is the question;...

Or: “Everybody says they want a fairytale wedding; and yet, when I show up the curse the firstborn, I’m the bad guy.”* The vows have been...

Or An Irish Fiddler Midway through act one of Juno I was sized by a sense of deja vu. Where had I seen this lively party ripped asunder?...

Or: Not Quite the Very Model But Quite Good Enough For Me Before begin I find myself Duty bound, to tell those others who dote upon...

Or: the Coming Chill In the stage rendering of Elenore Estes novel, the world occupied by Maddie Martins (Myrna Conn) and her playmates...

Or: Swinger State In a well appointed sea-side apartment Teri (Kate Arrington) and Gary (Keith Kupferer) prepare to host this months...

Or: The Kingdom The outlook wasn’t hopeful for the Boston Red Sox that year, or indeed for any of the 86 previous years since they won...

Or: The Girl I left behind me In Chris Hainsworth's adaptation of Terry Pratchett's satyric masterpiece Monstrous Regiment we find...

Or: Bending Upwards, Searching for the Sun Last night I had the rare and distinct pleasure of watching ten minute cuttings ten new plays,...

It’s not really my wicket; the blood hot and bone raw wandering type theater grown from its performers and scattered across a landscape...

Or: I am Joyful Griffin’s Tale has done it again. Venturing out to Chicago’s Elementary schools to inspire memories, discussions, and...

Or: About Face Returning home from the bloody streets of Kirkuk, Iraq, Leroy (Brett Matthews) is having a hard time adjusting to civilian...