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Prescott resident Langford to receive national theatre volunteer award

Don Langford of Prescott, Arizona, is being honored with the Robert E. Gard Superior Volunteer Award by the American Association of Community Theatre (AACT). Don will be awarded during AACTFest

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I Thought I Knew You

I Thought I Knew You Spokane’s Stage Left Theater, alongside six other community theaters around the U.S., has been selected to produce one of the American Association of Community Theatre’s 2024 NewPlayFest winners. The selected play, I Thought I Knew You, follows the character of Jen and her parents in the aftermath of her brother Cody’s death. Written by Philip J. Kaplan and directed by Susan Hardie, the play straddles the line between horror, comedy and ghost story as Jen encounters the apparition of her brother and wrestles with finding answers to her questions about what happened and who’s to blame. I Thought I Knew You examines the conundrum of how a family moves forward from tragedy and what happens to those who get left behind.

LTGI hosting Laredo auditions for 'Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical'

Florida-Based Playwright Speaks On "Eating Blackberries" Premiering at HCT April 5

A California family struggles to navigate the perils of wildfire season, and the emotional upheaval of divorce, in the new play Eating Blackberries. Written by

'Eating Blackberries' to premiere April 5

The Hickory Community Theatre will present the world premiere of the new play, “Eating Blackberries,” beginning Friday, April 5 in the Jeffers Theatre. There will be an additional presentation of

Stage Left's "I Thought I Knew You"

Letter: Launching Giving Day for theaters on March 27

Letter: Launching Giving Day for theaters on March 27

Letter: Launching Giving Day for theaters on March 27