Native Gardens Broaches Tough Subjects with Levity
As the saying goes, “good fences make good neighbors.” But when it comes down to deciding the placement of said fence, with someone’s prized garden at stake, good neighbors are […]
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The Court: Art in Play
September 24, 2025 - April 26, 2026The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
The Healing Is Must See Theater
“The hardest thing to do is to hold onto God…it’s easy to see the darkness.” – Zoe, The Healing The tenets of Christian Science dictate that illness is a spiritual, […]
The Community Players Present Forever Plaid
The Community Players present the “heavenly” musical, Forever Plaid, April 13-22. Singing group “The Plaids,” played by Nick Mercurio, Joe Catanzaro, Dan Thompson and Matt Fagan, recreate the close harmony of […]
Jesus Christ Superstar in Concert Takes the Wilbury Stage
The “in concert” format for presenting popular West End/Broadway musicals came into its own with the 1995 presentation of Les Miserables’ 10th anniversary. Featuring a “dream cast” of performers from […]
Counter-Productions’ Gripping “Le Dernier Repas: A Love Story” Invites Audiences to Dine
“Is it any less true than if it were true?” – Louis, Le Dernier Repas: A Love Story Counter-Productions Theatre Company starts its New Works series with a remarkable world […]
New Works Take the Stage at Counter Productions
Counter Productions Theatre Company is kicking off a series of new works that represents a broad scope of story and local talent. “I’m a serious fan of all of the […]
Burbage Theatre Strikes Comic Gold with Twelfth Night
Burbage Theatre truly knocks it out of the park with their current production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night (or What You Will). Over the years, I have come to the conclusion […]
Gamm’s A Human Being Died that Night Is Noteworthy
“We were expected to destroy one another and ourselves collectively in the worst racial conflagration. Instead, we, as a people, chose the path of negotiation, compromise and peaceful settlement. Instead […]
Head Trick Artistic Director Rebecca Maxfield Discusses God of Vengeance
Head Trick Theatre, under the helm of artistic director Rebecca Maxfield, is making quite a name for themselves by staging some of the more controversial, challenging and politically fueled scripts […]
Barker’s 12 Angry Jurors Remains Relevant
In the 1950s, the death penalty was still widely legal across the country — though falling out of fashion — and only men served on juries in many states. This […]