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Stephen Moyer from True Blood and Tony Award winner Miriam Silverman star in MACBETH for Red Bull Theater's 20th Anniversary Festival. Directed by Nathan Winkelstein, the play features a strong ensemble cast.

RED BULL THEATER has revealed details for the upcoming 20th Anniversary Festival, an all-star series of workshops and readings of Shakespeare, his contemporaries, & more. See who is starring, and learn how to purchase tickets.

Drama Works Theatre Company, a resident theater company in Old Saybrook, will open its 2024 season of plays with Paula Vogel’s “The Baltimore Waltz,” running Jan. 19-28. The show is directed by Patric...

RED BULL THEATER has announced details of its plans for 2024, celebrating its 20th Anniversary. Highlights include the rolling world premiere of Medea: Re-Versed opening Off-Broadway; a new season of OBIE Award-winning Revelation Readings with an all-star line-up (offered both in-person and online); and an all-new season of the popular Red Bull Theater Podcasts (formerly known as RemarkaBULL Podversations), intimate behind the scenes conversations with great artists.

Everything goes wrong during the University Players staging of the comedy The Play That Goes Wrong, at Essex Hall Theatre.

Everything goes wrong during the University Players staging of the comedy The Play That Goes Wrong, at Essex Hall Theatre.

Editors Note: This show contains violence and gore, and is intended for a mature audience.

Naugatuck Valley Community College Theatre is presenting "MAC BETH," a play adapted by Erica Schmidt. After school, a group of teenage girls convene in an abandoned lot to perform a play. They drop their backpacks, transform their uniforms, and dive into a DIY retelling of "Macbeth." As the girls

**This article contains spoilers.** Parkland College Theatre began its closing weekend of “Mac Beth,” adapted by Erica Schmidt and directed by Matthew Green, on Friday. The play is a modern rendition of the classic tragedy and contrasts contemporary attitudes with the Renaissance work. This version of “Macbeth” took place in the singular stage set of...

We are fortunate to have a local theater willing to tackle such a play. It may be a long performance, but it deserves our attention.