WHERE WE MEET To Play Limited Run At The Cell
Nancy Manocherian's the cell theatre announced the limited run of WHERE WE MEET, a solo musical by Kate Eberstadt, exploring quantum physics and human experience through music, from September 27-29, 2024.
THE STORY OF LOT'S WIFE Begins At The Cell Theatre
Dan Daly's immersive installation THE STORY OF LOT'S WIFE has opened at the cell theatre, exploring queer identity, memory, and loss through interactive actions and personal reflection in a performer-less play. Learn how to purchase tickets.
Photos: In Rehearsal for I'M GONNA MARRY YOU TOBEY MAGUIRE UK Premiere
Jacob Stuckelman of Watermark Productions has released photos from inside rehearsal for the UK première of I’m Gonna Marry You Tobey Maguire by Samantha Hurley. Tyler Struble directs Kyle Birch (Brenda Dee Cankles) and Anders Hayward (Tobey Maguire) alongside the previously announced Tessa Albertson (Shelby Hinkley).
A BIT TOO MUCH HAIR Comes to The Queerly Festival
Discover the upcoming season of A BIT TOO MUCH HAIR at the Queerly Festival, presented by FRIGID New York. Join Butch Mermaid Productions for a unique theatrical experience celebrating queer stories.
Miolina Performs Next Month at the Cell Theatre
Violin duo Miolina will present six new and recent works for violin duo by composers Michael Coleman, Dorothee Eberhardt, G. Blake Harrison-Lane, Takuma Itoh, Jesse Jones, & Jessie Montgomery.
Mellon Foundation Awards $500k For Detroit-Focused Propulsion Theatre Project
Mellon Foundation has awarded five hundred thousand dollars to Blackboard Plays Founder, Garlia Cornelia Jones, and Obsidian Theater Festival Producing Artistic Director John Sloan III in support of the Propulsion Theatre Project (PTP), a partnership project dedicated to creating work that amplifies the ecosystem of theater in Detroit.
Concord Theatricals Acquires I'M GONNA MARRY YOU TOBEY MAGUIRE
The exclusive worldwide English-speaking stage licensing rights to Samantha Hurley’s I’M GONNA MARRY YOU TOBEY MAGUIRE have been acquired by Concord Theatricals. The play, which will be licensed and published through its Samuel French imprint, is now available for all markets in North America.