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A world premiere stage adaptation of the noir novel The Night of the Hunter by Davis Grubb, adapted by Chicago adaptor Shawna Tucker. Inspired by the crimes of West Virginia serial killer Harry Powers, who was executed in Grubb’s home town in 1932 for the murders of two widows and three children, The Night of the Hunter is about

The world-premiere drama by Grippo Stage Company limps and falters where it should float and sting.

Our city's theater scene has enough excitement to rival NASCAR or Lolla this summer.

The world premiere of “Shaw vs. Tunney" will take theatergoers to the island of Brioni in the northern Adriatic Sea.

Sigmund Freud had his doubts. As did Malcolm X and Charles Dickens. And Mark Twain, Helen Keller, Anne Rice and Sandra Day O’Connor.

The play runs Nov. 4-20. Tickets are available at whidbeyplayhouse.com.

Douglas Post’s Bloodshot, a one-man show starring veteran Montreal actor Harry Standjofski and directed by Dean Patrick Fleming, runs October 19 to November 6 at the Hudson Village Theatre.

The Segal Centres doors reopen with Pool (No Water), a bold statement from Persephone Productions, while Centaur Theatre transports audiences with Cyclorama.

TRW Plays, the newly formed play licensing division of Theatrical Rights Worldwide, has announced the addition of Craig Pospisil to its staff. Bringing over 30 years of licensing experience, Craig will serve as Vice-President of TRW Plays working alongside Executive Director, Lysna Marzani.

Gunpoint thrown into undisclosed iranian jail. his wife was released. but jason is getting help from none other than than american boxes legend muhammad ali also joining the call for his release. jasons brother, ali joins us and douglas post, "washington post" foreign editor. thanks for being with us. let me begin with you. what do you understand about the latest condition of your brother and tell us about your effort to get him home. >> you know right now we know that jason is still very isolat...