An intensely disturbing and impactful new play imagines the horrendous neglect and abuse suffered by two severely ill patients at Byberry Mental Hospital on the day of its closing in 1987.
Seven actors explain, enact, and parody a series of Shakespeare’s “bloody bits” in this fast, furious, and funny mash-up of The Bard’s iconic death and battle scenes.
Brainspunk Theater keeps the conversation on race going with a pair of one-acts by Kansas City writer Michelle T. Johnson, WICCANS IN THE HOOD and TRADING RACES: FROM RODNEY KING TO PAULA DEEN.
A Beautiful Portrayal: Alison Whitehurst plays Cynthia Weil Debra Danese interviews a star of the touring production of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical 
A Curious Role: Austin Nedrow on playing Christopher in THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHT-TIME A dog, a mystery and a curious mind! Austin Nedrow steps into the inquisitive mind of Christopher in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the ... 
KUN-YANG LIN/DANCERS (NextMove Dance): A dance company with a philosophy Experiencing Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers, you may come to feel and understand what yin and yang means. 
KING LEAR (Quintessence): England at his feet As Lear, Robert Jason Jackson is “every inch a king. 
Theater in Sketch: MASTER HAROLD… AND THE BOYS (EgoPo) Chuck Schultz sketches one half of the "Censured" series of South African plays Support Phindie operations
Tom’s Stoppard’s dramedy THE REAL THING is set on a constantly evolving stage transforming into different locations in the UK during the early 1980s. Sky-high walls disappear, doors emerge out of nowhere, and scenes fluidly fold into the next with the help of nimble cast and crewmembers. First off, a man sits building a house of cards in a perfectly done up living room, while awaiting his wife’s return. The card house collapses with her sudden entrance, as does their marriage when he confronts her with the passport she left behind – on her trip out of the country. The whole scene feels rather put on, and the fake English accents don’t help. more…
