Eggtooth Productions is pleased to announce their first full scale, in-person production on September 10 and 11, 2021 at 7:30 pm at the Shea Theater in Turners Falls, MA. The Drag Sisters: Back Where We Belongis a glittery, fun-filled, musical extravaganza where the musical magic of Etta James meets Dolly…
Play Incubation Collective presents Piedmont Plays ProjectAugust 14 and 15 at 5:00 PMNorthampton Arts Trust Parking Lot @ 33 Hawley Street The Play Incubation Collective is pleased to share our first live and in-person presentation of a script-in-progress: excerpts of Darcy Parker Bruce’s “Piedmont Plays,” a 4-play-cycle that PIC has been developing…
Trojan Womyn Productions and Margarita City Present: Tiaras and TequilaAll About the GlamA Drag Brunch Featuring Philly Pina, Acrylic Facade, Demona Blackheart LeTease and MissRead Evocateur Saturday, July 10Margarita City, 1118 Central Avenue, Colonie, NY Doors Open at 11 a.m.; Show Starts at Noon Margarita City will be serving brunch…
PITTSFIELD — Dancers and performers aged 12 and older are being sought for a site-specific performance presented by choreographers Tom Truss and Matthew Cumbie at Arrowhead August 13–15. Performance experience is not required, but welcome. Through “ReWritten,” Truss and Cumbie bring to life Arrowhead and Melville’s often-silenced, intimate relationship with Nathanial Hawthorne in…
July 5—August 4, 2019 on the Amherst College campus in Amherst, MA AMHERST, MA – The Ko Festival of Performance, in its 28th summer season on the Amherst College campus, is a perennially popular summer experience in Western Massachusetts, featuring five weeks of theatrical performances, the KoFest Story Slam, and three 6-day intensive theater…
After two years of good-but-not-great Panto productions, the Pantoloons at the Ghent Playhouse have regained their mojo and are currently tearing up the stage with a hum-dinger of a holiday treat. The Elves and The Shoemaker is funny, timely, and colorful. The script and songs, concocted by director Cathy Lee-Visscher…
Burns and Murray loved this show, now playing in Troy: “Strimbeck had her cast walking, dancing, creeping, and jumping all over the theatre.” One word: GO!
Alan Turing may have broken the German’s Enigma code and thereby helped win WWII, but his nation condemned him as a gay man and drove him to take his own life.
