by Macey Levin Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap” is a theatrical phenomenon and said to be the longest running play in the world. Based on a radio play created from real events, it opened in London in 1952 and closed for a year due to the Covid pandemic. It reopened in…
The Sharon Playhouse, the award-winning regional theater in Northwest Connecticut, is thrilled to announce the cast for its upcoming production of Agatha Christie’s legendary mystery The Mousetrap, running September 26 – October 5, 2025. Tickets are on sale now at SharonPlayhouse.org Ringing in the fall season is this classic whodunit,…
Sharon, CT – The Sharon Playhouse proudly presents Once Upon a Mattress as the inaugural production of its brand-new Launchpad Company, a transformative pre-professional program created to launch the careers of emerging local theater artists ages 15–20. With music by Mary Rodgers, lyrics by Marshall Barer, and a book by…
The Sharon Playhouse, the historic arts and entertainment venue in the Northwest Corner of Connecticut, continuing its tradition of pairing extraordinary talent from Broadway, television and film with talented local theater artists from the region and beyond, proudly announces casting for the 2025 season. Tickets for all productions are on…
Sharon, CT — The Sharon Playhouse is excited to announce Meghan Flanagan as its new Managing Director, starting on May 21st. Meghan brings extensive experience in operations, strategic planning, and community leadership to the Playhouse. She joins Carl Andress, Artistic Director, and Michael Kevin Baldwin, Education and Community Director, on…
by Macey Levin Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling was originally seen off-Broadway in 1987 and made into a film in 1989. It has sustained its role as an iconic play about a group of women who gather in Truvy’s small town Louisiana home-hair salon where they share pithy observations along…
The Sharon Playhouse, the historic arts and entertainment venue nestled in the picturesque Northwest Corner of Connecticut, is thrilled to announce their highly anticipated production of Steel Magnolias. Continuing its tradition of pairing extraordinary talent from Broadway, television, and film with talented local theater artists from the region and beyond,…
by Macey Levin When Thornton Wilder’s play Our Town opened in 1938 it was considered experimental: a character (the Stage Manager) speaks directly to the audience, there are no sets, no props, just the actors pantomiming everything from drinking coffee to throwing newspapers, and the words, marvelous words! It is one…
