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
NEXT ACT THEATRE — Bill Cain — A lawyer, a sex worker and a playwright walk into a room. And then they stay. Shakespeare (Shax) runs London’s most popular theatre, but now he’s forced to shelter inside due to anContinue reading
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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
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
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
NEXT ACT THEATRE — Bill Cain — A lawyer, a sex worker and a playwright walk into a room. And then they stay. Shakespeare (Shax) runs London’s most popular theatre, but now he’s forced to shelter inside due to anContinue 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
MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER — By Lloyd Suh — Finding Direction in the Land of Opportunity. Funny and deeply moving, this World Premiere by Lloyd Suh (“The Chinese Lady”) gives voice to the Asian immigrant experience in the 1970s when theContinue 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