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At Urbanite Theatre, a one-night-only show with The Feast.
03/16/2020 By Kay Kipling
Ike Holter's play about four flailing friends can be laceratingly funny--and heartbreaking.
01/16/2020 By Kay Kipling
How do you adapt a traditional pageant in today's "woke" era? Take a stab at satire.
11/10/2019 By Kay Kipling
Preview
The second annual festival presents new plays in staged readings Oct. 8-13.
09/26/2019 By Kay Kipling
Stacey Gregg's play about a gender-curious teen in trouble has an impact you might not anticipate.
07/28/2019 By Kay Kipling
A teacher-student conference stirs lots of emotions in Eleanor Burgess' two-character play.
06/09/2019 By Kay Kipling
As always, new works and new voices in theater will be presented.
04/03/2019 By Kay Kipling
Lauren Yee's play about the aftermath of a child's disappearance is sometimes surreal.
03/10/2019 By Kay Kipling
Actress Roxanne Fay holds us throughout with her honesty in this one-woman show.
01/14/2019 By Kay Kipling
Hannah Benitez's new play centers on sisters on different sides.
11/11/2018 By Kay Kipling
The new festival takes place in early October and offers panels as well as staged readings.
09/24/2018 By Kay Kipling
Will Eno's intimate play about a man facing his mortality is simple but eloquent.
08/06/2018 By Kay Kipling
This Nick Payne play poses intriguing questions while telling some fascinating tales.
06/10/2018 By Kay Kipling
Each of the productions featured will be a regional premiere.
05/15/2018 By Kay Kipling
Sheila Callaghan's comedy-drama veers wildly in mood.
04/12/2018 By Kay Kipling
Audiences will feel trapped inside a coal mine along with this drama's characters.
01/31/2018 By Kay Kipling
Two women, decades apart, face harsh realities when they leave home on a mission.
11/19/2017 By Kay Kipling
This new work by Claire Kiechel offers challenges for cast and audience alike.
08/07/2017 By Kay Kipling
The two-character play, set in a Florida motel room, is a world premiere.
06/12/2017 By Kay Kipling
The downtown theater company continues to expand after initial success.
04/26/2017 By Kay Kipling Photography by Evan Sigmund
