by Dan Mayer A name like Tennessee Williams can seem larger than life, preceded by a huge reputation and a world-renowned body of work, but even Tennessee was once simply Tom. Harbinger Theatre‘s production of A Distant Country Called Youth paints a portrait of Williams before his success, and it’s…
by Jess Hoffman The synopsis of The Father found on Schenectady Civic Players’ event page is short but telling: “Now 80 years old, André was once a tap dancer. He lives with his daughter, Anne, and her husband, Antoine. Or was André an engineer, whose daughter Anne lives in London…
Schenectady Civic Players will continue their 96th season in January with the psychological drama “The Father” By Florian Zeller, directed by David Rook. Performance dates are Friday–Sunday (January 19-21) and Wednesday–Sunday (January 24-28). Friday and Saturday curtains are at 8 pm, Wednesday and Thursday curtains are at 7:30 pm, and…
by Jess Hoffman It’s hard to know what to make of The Sound Inside. The two-person show, currently playing at Cohoes Music Hall, is a bold and questionable choice for Creative License Theater Collective. The Sound Inside is a simple story about a lonely professor with cancer who forms a…
Confetti Stage is proud to announce the cast of Confetti Fest 18! Custody by Prudence J. M. Theriault and Anthony R. Pezzula Directed by Vince Lounello He: Peter V. Miranda She: Reneé Roy Echo by Laura Darling Directed by Kathryn Capalbo, AD: Marissa Lounello Echo: Rachel Bratager Jova: Taryn Nasuta…
BE SCENE 2022 Saturday, June 11th at 7:30pm on Schenectady Civic Players’ Main Stage! Be Scene is Back! Co-Producers: Colleen Lovett and David Rook Is there a scene you’ve always wanted to do? Do you have a friend you’ve been dying to do a show with? Well, here’s your chance! Perform anything you want, with anyone you want in the Schenectady Civic Players’ “Be Scene 2022” on Saturday, June 11th, 2022.…
*BE SCENE 2021* Saturday, July 10th at 7:30pm on Schenectady Civic Players’ main stage! Be Scene is Back! Co-Producers: Colleen Lovett and David Rook Is there a scene you’ve always wanted to do? Do you have a friend you’ve been dying to do a show with? Well, here’s your chance!…
by Gail M. Burns For the second year in a row the Theater Barn has chosen to end their season with a really lousy play. Don’t get me wrong, the cast is great, the set is nice, director Phil Rice has done his best with it, but The Decorator is…
