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WingSpan Theatre Company Presents Staged Reading Of New Play THE HIGHER LOVE

Two impressionable actors, Salim and Lucy, land the roles of a lifetime: poet Khalil Gibran and his patron, Mary Haskell.  As the rehearsals progress, the actors grapple with their unpredictable characters, the meaning of love, and the stage kiss to end all. Offstage, a tragedy strikes the play's director, casting into doubt Gibran's and Haskell's lofty, if unrealized, ideals.  From infatuation to heartache to conviction, each character is tested in his/her quest to seize the higher love.

WingSpan Theatre Company Presents ON THE VERGE By Eric Overmyer

WINGSPAN THEATRE COMPANY in cooperation with The Bath House Cultural Arts Center celebrates our TWENTY FIRST SEASON! 

WingSpan Theatre Company Announces Staged Reading of THE COMPARABLES

WINGSPAN THEATRE COMPANY in cooperation with The Bath House Cultural Arts Center, will present a Staged Reading of THE COMPARABLES - By Laura Schellhardt. Bette, Monica and Iris are high-end real estate agents whose sales pitches are as hard and polished as their nails. 

BWW Reviews: ETHER DOME: A Bloody Good Account of the Bad Old Days

Regardless of your opinion about the Affordable Care Act, you might be interested to know how paying for healthcare started and the reluctant role played by surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital. Set primarily in Hartford and Boston, ETHER DOME has special significance for the local audience, offering both a history lesson and theatrical entertainment of the highest order.

Second Thought Theater Presents MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE, 3/16-30

Second Thought Theatre continues its ninth season with My Name is Rachel Corrie, a play based on the diaries and emails of Rachel Corrie, adapted by Alan Rickman and Katherine Viner. My Name is Rachel Corrie will open on Saturday, March 16, the tenth anniversary of Corrie's death in the conflict-ravaged Gaza Strip.

STT Presents A BEHANDING IN SPOKANE, Opening 1/7

Second Thought Theatre kicks off its 2013 season with the gritty black comedy A Behanding in Spokane, the first play by Academy Award-winning Martin McDonagh set in the United States. Alex Organ makes his directorial debut with this action-packed, bloody and wickedly funny play that runs at Bryant Hall on the Kalita Humphreys campus from Friday, January 4 - Saturday, January 26. Tickets to A Behanding in Spokane are on sale now and can be purchased online at 2TT.co or by phone at (866) 811-4111.

Photo Flash: Stage West presents David Ives’ New Jerusalem

It's 1656, and a large number of Portuguese Jews have found asylum in Amsterdam from the Inquisition.