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After a virtual 2021 one-act show, Theatre Tuscaloosas SecondStage experimental arm brings back the Festival of One Acts live.

Husson University Theatre, the educational institution's official student theatre club, will be performing 'Check Please' on December 3-5, 2021 in the Gracie's Black Box Theatre. The romantic comedy follows several couples through a series of blind dinner dates that usually go awry. The show is directed, designed and performed by Husson students. The performance is open to the public. All audience members will be required to wear masks.

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.

If you were lucky enough to grow up reading Jonathan Rand's Michigan Chillers books, let's look at the real Michigan locations that inspired the stories.

City-Wide, a theater group for youth ages 13-18, provides outlet for teens and focuses on diversity and inclusion.

/ Missouri lawmakers are mulling whether to make it harder to pass ballot initiatives. Autumn Stultz makes too much money to qualify for Medicaid, but would if Missouri follows through with a ballot initiative that passed last year. With the legislature refusing to fund expansion, Stultz, who works as a caregiver for her mother in Springfield, is understandably anxious about whether she can afford medical care for herself. “They’re not listening to the Missouri voters. They’re not listeni...

St. Louis Public Radio Jonathan Rand of Kansas City holds a sign during a rally of groups at the state Capitol looking to stop legislation they say will hurt voting rights. JEFFERSON CITY — A broad coalition of groups including the League of Women Voters, the ACLU and Empower Missouri came to the Capitol on Wednesday to lobby against bills they say take away the rights of voters. Lawmakers are considering proposals to require a two-thirds supermajority to pass ballot initiatives instead of a...

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