BLACK ARTS MKE — By Sheri Williams Pannell, Cynthia Cobb, Parrish Collier, Don E. Pannell — A contemporary adaptation of the classic Rapunzel story, the musical is set just around the corner from your neighborhood and features a mysterious womanContinue reading
RENAISSANCE THEATERWORKS — By Kristin Idaszak — A woman stands in the middle of a room. She is an island in a sea of stuff – her stuff. It’s a disaster. Fortunately, she’s a detective and she has just readContinue reading
PILE OF CATS THEATRE COMPANY — By Ned O’Reilly — What do you do when your devices start running your life? If you’re Didi, you add more and more apps until you start glitching. Come see this satire of theContinue reading
FIRST STAGE — By Alice Austen; A free adaptation of The Eumenides, by Aeschylus — When archaeological intern Alice falls down an ancient Greek rabbit hole, she discovers the aftermath of a violent murder, with the goddesses of vengeance, orContinue reading
CAPITAL CITY THEATRE — Music by Andrew Abrams, Lyrics by Mark-Eugene Garcia, Book by Colleen Duvall and Mark-Eugene Garcia — Experience a musical parody of KING size proportions! During the MISERY of a blizzard, five people are drawn to THEContinue reading
By Various Playwrights Rotate Theatre Mini Fest celebrates short plays featuring underrepresented perspectives on whose stories are worth telling, what’s funny, and how the world works! Mainstage performances on June 10-11, 2023 at the beautiful Starlight Theater at the MYArtsContinue reading
UW-OSHKOSH /FOND DU LAC THEATRE — By Anthony Wood — His music gave a voice to the voiceless. His indomitable spirit inspired millions to march against their oppressors. But just after sunrise on November 19, 1915 Joe Hill was executedContinue reading
THIRD AVENUE PLAYWORKS — By Jennifer Blackmer — Esther Shannon is a government stenographer working for the US Air Force during the tempestuous Vietnam War. Lonely, conflicted, and haunted by voices from her past, Esther finds herself smack dab inContinue reading
STROLLERS THEATRE — By Sam White — Two women, a generation apart, struggle with the challenges of teenage pregnancy – one in 1948, the other in 1978. Though their lives were similarly changed, their worlds stand in stark contrast asContinue reading
By Deanna Strasse Best friends and roommates Lynda and Melinda have spent their entire lives taking care of others, and, as they approach retirement age, they are ready to focus on themselves. For Melinda, that means finally writing that anthrozoologyContinue reading