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The North Platte Community Playhouse presents a riotous musical comedy.

Set in Athens, the Shakespeare play written in the late 16th century consists of several subplots centered around the marriage of Theseus and Hippolyta. The characters include the king and queen of the fairies and a mischievous sprite named Puck.

COAL TOWNSHIP — Ever heard of any great playwrights during William Shakespeare’s day? Of course not, because The Bard was always stealing the show.

The WKU Departments of Music and Theatre & Dance will hold performances for their musical “Something Rotten!” April 5-7 in the Van Meter Auditorium. Audience members can come to witness a performance with over 70 cast, crew and faculty members. The fun comedy follows the journey of Nick and Nigel Bottom as they make desperate...

I took my young son Heathcliff to the show, and his perspective helped me see it through a kid’s eyes.

The iconic Shakespeare comedy received a 21st-century spin from the cast of NRT.

BERNARDS TWP. – Ridge Drama Club’s production of “Something Rotten” by Karey Kirkpatrick and John OFarrell will be performed at Ridge High School’s Performing Arts Center (PAC), 268 South Finley

Changes beginning, continuing for the troupe that was founded by Grant Wood and his friends in 1925.

The schools production of Shakespeares comedy boasts more than 20 cast members, video projections and a customized stage.

SMITHVILLE — A relatively new musical titled “Something Rotten!” will be performed this Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Smithville High School.