With his work “gay play (NO HOMO),” a Broomfield playwright uses a satirical lens to explore the barriers to LGBTQ health care and acceptance in society. Drake Susuras grew up in Broomfield and said ...

Meetinghouse Theatre Lab (MHTL), a Schoodic Arts for All community theater group, announced that the winner of its seventh ...

Catchy dialogue and chuckles fly back and forth as animated voices fill the room. Students in the Musical Theatre Workshop pilot class working on the 1940s-era musical “Swing Wings” are running ...

The Billie Holiday Theatre will present a staged reading of TWELVE ANGRY BLACK WOMEN, an unflinching, experimental, and ...

The University of Iowa’s New Play Festival has been around since the debut of the Playwright Workshop in 1971, and it has only grown since. The festival traditionally features four staged works from ...

Back in 2018, an attorney-playwright (and former Chicago Police Department employee) named Loy A. Webb made a stunning Chicago theater debut with a play called “The Light,” a work about the aftermath ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Several attempts to capture the late Jane Scott’s story in its entirety on film and in book form have been made over the years. To date, none of them have crossed the finish line.

John Spellos’ creative roots are in the Capital Region and even though his screenwriting and documentary career took him beyond the area in which he grew up, seeing his original play on stage at ...

A sizable crowd greeted the premiere performance of Lincoln thespian-turned-playwright Stephen Enersen’s romantic comedy “lower case” with laughter and warm applause at the Lincoln Community Playhouse ...

Borderlands Theater is making its return to the stage after eight years with a moving family drama that explores love, identity and the unspoken costs of war. “Claudia’s Family,” an original work by ...

Chicago’s Young Playwrights Festival kicks off this month, highlighting the work of student playwrights across Chicago Public ...