Curtain Call Theatre’s Fireflies Lights Up A Cold Winter Night
Based on Annette Sanford's novel Eleanor and Abel, a story of the romance of a couple of a “certain age,” has been adapted into Fireflies by playwright Matthew…
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There’s a World of Life to Observe at Chester’s “Birds of North America”
For its return to Town Hall after a three-year absence Chester Theatre Company’s second play of this season, Anna Ouyang Moench’s “Birds of North America,”…
Dorset’s “Wait Until Dark” Shines a Light
There are a few visceral audience responses that you can only get in the theater; the immediate leap to your feet for a standing ovation when the play has…
“Airness” Wants To Rock!
Chelsea Marcantel's play "Airness" at Shadowland Stages is about a national air guitar competition, it's participants and a young newbie named Nina who wants…
Happy to Pay My Respects to “Fourteen Funerals”
Thank God for the restorative powers of comedy. After the grief stricken month of May personally and nationally there is some kind of alchemical magic working…
“Destroying David” another exciting production from Harbinger Theatre
It's not too often that one has the opportunity to feel as if you are actually immersed in a theatrical production as an audience member. Such is the case with…
Harbinger Theatre Announces Their Full 2022 Season
The impetus to found Harbinger Theatre grew out of the desire to produce impactful theater with an emphasis on regional premieres. When it became evident that…
Art, Hope, and Grief: Playwright Jason Odell Williams
“Destroying David” opens on April 9th at the Opalka Gallery at Russell Sage College. A new work from Jason Odell Williams, “Destroying David” emerged from a…