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Dykstra and Greenblatt's comedy is about music, coming of age, and two characters' curious obsessions with the piano.
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Native Irish storyteller, Tomaseen Foley, lovingly recreates a Christmas night in 1940's west Ireland, featuring traditional Celtic music, singing, and world champion step dancing.
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Brief review of Brett Rickaby's play. Includes pictures.
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A new drama in three acts by Michael Lawrence Whitton.
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Gothic tale of mystery and sin. Includes details about the plot, music, author, cast, and venues.
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Information about the upcoming productions.
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The girls are choreographed and costumed for a variety of "Theme Nights". The most requested dance show is the Can Can.
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Limited engagement show starring Angela Lansbury and Marian Seldes. Includes a play summary and ticket information.
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The story of Elvis Presley's impact on American culture. Includes a show history, press releases, and merchandise.
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2007 London production of Peter Shaffer's play. Includes cast and crew biographies, reviews, and ticket information.
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Off-Broadway production of Carol Lynn Pearson's play. Includes cast and crew biographies, press buzz, and production photographs.
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Tale of love, tragedy, and desperation, unfolding in London Underground. Information about the plot, author, music, cast, and venues.
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Information on the presentation of Frankenstein at UBC as well as academic links to Frankenstein's author Mary Shelley.
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Biographical play about Cohan. Includes cast and crew biographies, photo gallery, and ticket information.
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Pictures, articles, tour dates, forum, history, and music samples.
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Contains show times, ticket information, location, history and contacts.
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A show about goldmining during the Apartheid Regime.
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An innovation in comedy ranging from 1940's film noir to 1990's Sex in the City. Drawn to New York for anonyminity, they zigzag through the city where you can be anything and no one will know.
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Background, cast and crew, pictures and press.
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A tale of philosophy that sets the foundation of civilization. A battle is to take place between good and evil; between free will and enslavement.
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Two act play set in current day San Francisco, about five friends who studied art together while in college, and their weekend reunion several years after graduating.
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A 2007 Broadway revival of the Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee play. Offers a history of the show, cast and crew biographies, and a study guide.
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Details of published shows with music demos including "Henry The Tudor Dude" and "The Rumpelstiltskin Racket". As performed by both amateur and professional groups in the UK and around the world.
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The official site of the show containing all the information such as venue, dates, and tickets prices.
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A play examining what it means to be an American through actual war letters from the Revolution to Desert Storm, now in its 10th year.
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A show which mixes African percussion, tap dance, voice, and sand dance.
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A comedy by Peter Zachari premieres at the Duplex Cabaret Theatre. Co-stars Heather Roberts, Jill Balch, Tracy Salter, and Diane Bearden.
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This site describes the story of the 1999 production of Longwood by Tana Lee Alves in New York City.
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An existentialist play that tells of the invasion of a man's soul, his will and the relinquishing of his soul to nonexistence. Written by Gerard Denza, showing in New York City.
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The stage play Mark Twain, “Unplugged” In the 21st Century is a new and exciting version of the infamous, Mark Twain himself. Far beyond Tom Sawyer and Huckelberry Finn.
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Cabaret featuring Itanza Wooden and Diane Bearden on the ills of landing a man.
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The official site for Max Sparber's harrowing two-man show about a 1919 lynching in Omaha, Nebraska.
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A show about the trials and tribulations of motherhood written and performed by four New York City moms. All performances benefit children's charities.
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Comedy by Stephen Vagg. Read press on the show, cast and crew bios and booking information.
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Original play written and directed by Mickey Blaine.
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Paper Son is Byron Yee's critically acclaimed solo show about growing up in Oklahoma, moving to California, becoming a stand-up comedian, then finding his heritage.
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Comedic play centered on four characters' dinner conversation; includes press, audience feedback and profiles of the original cast.
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A comedy in two acts about a father and son.
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Written by a Wiccan. Produced in Detroit, May of 1999.
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The final play in August Wilson's 10-play presentation of African American life. Includes a story summary, cast and crew biographies, and reviews.
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Based on the screenplay by Stewart Stern, the drama is in limited engagement and runs through October 30, 2005.
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Christopher Tait performs as the world's most famous poet, Robert Burns, in full period costume and wig.
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Play from 2005 set in the "Atomic Age", where characters are involved in a murder at a Tupperware party.
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Boston's comedy whodunit that lets the audience solve the crime.
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A celebration of playright and performer Spalding Gray. Includes cast and crew biographies, production photos, news, and video clips.
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New play explores the tension-fraught friendship between a gay and a straight man who work together at a Los Angeles clothing store.
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The sex and love monologues written and directed by Joshua James.
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A physical theatre performance about domestic violence.
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Broadway production about a radio talk show host. Includes ticket information, summary, cast and crew biographies, and video clips.
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Three parts inspired by famous television shows.
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Intimate look at Katharine Hepburn in her Fenwick estate in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. Matthew Lombardo's play reveals Hepburn as an undeniable talent that is equally intuitive, witty, and fiery.
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An Off-Broadway production of the Mariss Kamin play. Includes show information, cast and crew biographies, ticket information, reviews, and a weblog.
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Site for the premier of Richard A Cope's WWII drama set on the night of 14th June, 1942 in the Egyptian desert.
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The off broadway revival written by Israel Horovitz and directed by Michael Weiss. Featuring Andrew Davoli, David Davoli, and Rajan Gangahar.
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Sandis Productions present The Isaland of No Cats, by Eugene Trivizas.
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Features four female comedians discussing husbands, family, sex, and weight issues. Includes ticket information, press releases, cast biographies, and a production history.
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Baltimore's production of Rudnick's gay Bible story.
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The longest running show in the world. Includes booking details, merchandise, show history, and information on the St. Martin's Theatre.
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A satirical take on documentary theater (The Laramie Project), written by Jeff Whitty.
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An all-points artistic hodgepodge of music, theatre, and literature that is entertaining and truly original.
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A play about Brendan Behan and Patrick Kavanagh, as they discuss their lives to date in 1950's Dublin. Written by Ken McElroy. Performed by The Nomadic Theatre Company.
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The Homepage for the two-woman show that follows Lizzy and Rilla as they confront and defeat the Beauty Myth.
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The play is about a struggling writer named Treplev Konstantin Garvilovch. The character Konstantin was well played by Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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A comedy by Nathan Sanders that premiered Off-Broadway at the WPA Theatre. Performance rights and script information provided.
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A new play about social issues by Daniel J. Rubin. Includes show information, director's notes, and press releases.
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At Malmesbury school. A creative arts experience of live music, drama, dance, and art.
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Features biographies of the writers, current cast and director, tour dates, news, and the history of the play.
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Broadway production starring Vanessa Redgrave. Includes play history, ticket information, production photos, and video clips.
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Fan site for a musical by Ben Elton about Rod Stewart, with pictures, news, message board, and cast information. Playing in London's West End.
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A highly caffeinated comedy. The hit show that has charmed audiences around the country.
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The website for the backstage comedy by Mary Lynn Dobson.
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A spectacular stage production based on the historical legends of Hawaii.
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The NYC company of Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas performs on college and university campuses and selected commercial venues.
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Jurgen Goth's evening of wine, wine stories, and song. Directed by Andy Toth.
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The award winning show written by Henry Fleet, directed by Pip Pickering, and produced by Gareth W Hulbert Productions, in association with the Pleasance Theatre Festival Ltd.
