by Paula Kaplan-Reiss Lorraine Hansberry, the first black woman to have a play on Broadway in 1959, wrote A Raisin in the Sun, depicting a poor black family on the Southside of Chicago, wrestling with how to spend a $10,000 life insurance check left by the late Walter Lee Younger,…
by Dan Mayer A play that aggravates spellcheckers and invites the question “Wait, what’s it called?”, David Lindsay-Abaire’s Fuddy Meers is an absurd comedy with a disturbing edge. Albany Civic Theater‘s production brings the off-the-wall characters to life with a fresh cast at the top of their game. The title…
Albany Civic Theater is excited to present Fuddy Meers, written by David Lindsey-Abaire and directed by Teresa Storti. The play opens Friday, December 5 (preview, pay what you will night 12/4), and runs for 3 weekends. Fri-Sat@7:30 and Sun@3:00 through December 21, 2025. Fuddy Meers is a dark comedy in…
Cambridge, NY – Hubbard Hall Theater Company is proud to present Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl, running October 3–12, 2025, directed by Sarah Murphy. This modern retelling of the Orpheus myth transforms Hubbard Hall’s historic, uniquely flexible theater space into a dreamlike world where love, memory, and loss collide. Murphy says,…
Hubbard Hall Theater Company Presents a FREE Sensory-Friendly and Neuro-affirming As You Like It August 20–24, 2025 | Performances Across Washington County, NY and Vermont Cambridge, NY – Hubbard Hall Theater Company returns with its annual Summer Shakespeare Tour, presenting a fresh and emotionally resonant production of As You Like It from August 20…
As You Like It Free Summer Shakespeare Tour August 20–24 Shakespeare’s Most Musical Play Meets Sensory-Friendly Accessibility Join us this summer at Hubbard Hall for a vibrant production of As You Like It, one of William Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies. Directed by Megan Stacey, this engaging staging invites you into…
NORTH ADAMS, MA—With a show of resilience and heart, the students of Drury Stage Company are bringing the rockin’ off-Broadway hit Zombie Prom to the stage of the Drury Performing Arts Center (DPAC) with three performances. This spring, students are taking the lead with unwavering commitment. With the help of…
by Jess Hoffman I’ll be the first to admit that I’m a sucker for theater about theater. When one has immersedoneself in stagecraft for as long as I have, it’s hard not to appreciate the way that theater cancomment on, and occasionally poke fun at, the purpose and process of…
