Photo Flash: Take a Look at Production Photos From Soho Playhouse's 2019 FRINGE ENCORE SERIES
Darren Lee Cole, producing artistic director of the not-for-profit, SoHo Playhouse and associate producer Matthew Quinn are proud to continue this year's Encore Series - Week Two with a range of shows from clowning to family to comedy to drama, to female empowerment there is something for everyone. Week Two includes Mil Grus, Pockets, Larry, Desiree's Coming Early, Ingenue: Deanna Durbin among the 18 productions featured this year.
Former Seattleite Returns With Drama & Comedy Exposing Gaps In Regional Queer Support
The award-winning international touring writer/performer, Ren Lunicke, is coming hot off the heels of Victoria Fringe Festival with an award for BRAVEST SHOW of 2018 for BLOOD RELATIVE. This is after a prodigious nomination for a Development Award in New Zealand for the same play, and several awards for "Ze": queer as f*ck! over the past two years.
Ren Lunicke Presents BLOOD RELATIVE And ZE: QUEER AS F***!
The award-winning international touring writer/performer, Ren Lunicke, is coming hot off the heels of Victoria Fringe Festival with an award for BRAVEST SHOW of 2018 for BLOOD RELATIVE. This is after a prodigious nomination for a development Award in New Zealand for the same play, and several awards for "Ze": queer as f*ck! over the past two years.
TRUNK! Announced at The Toronto Fringe Kidsfest
Kerploding Theatre's Award winning family musical, TRUNK! lands in Toronto for the Fringe Kidsfest this July. This family musical adventure has delighted audiences of all ages across Canada, winning Pick of the Fringe: Family Fest at the 2013 Victoria Fringe Festival and the Hot Ticket Award at the 2017 Halifax Fringe.
Arterberry Unmasks The Mime in the Mirror in HOW HARD COULD THAT BE?
At age twenty, Trent Arterberry decided that he would drop out of college, get married, buy a house, raise a family and pay for it all as a mime artist! After all, he reasoned, "how hard could that be?" In his third appearance at the Toronto Fringe Festival, audiences will discover the answer for themselves as the show provides hilarious and poignant anecdotes from the life and times of one of Canada's most well-traveled mime artists.
The Chan Centre Presents BRAIN An Acclaimed Work by Spoken Word Artist Brendan McLeod
The Chan Centre for the Performing Arts at the University of British Columbia (UBC) presents Brain, a hilarious and heartbreaking monologue about the mind, mental illness, and friendship on November 17 at 7:30pm in the Telus Studio Theatre as part of the Beyond Words series. Written and performed by novelist and slam poet Brendan McLeod, this 2015 Vancouver Fringe Festival Pick of the Fringe has been hailed as "soulful, heartfelt theatre that is moving and challenging, skillfully crafted and entertaining." (Plank Magazine)
COME INSIDE - Portland Gets Naughty
Portland Theater luminary Mary Macdonald-Lewis adds a saucy soupcon of Victorian sexual rebellion to Portland's first-ever festival of sapiosexual storytelling and titillating theatricality. Her staged reading, The Age of Arousal, joins a heady line up of sex-positive performance ranging from genderqueer exploration to dungeon mistress confessions, all part of Come Inside: A Sex & Culture Theatre Festival curated by Dance Naked Productions.
2nd Show Added for Smoker at the United Solo Festival
A second show has been added to Award winning monologist Bob Brader's new solo show, Smoker after the first performance sold-out. Tickets are now available for the added performance on Tuesday, November 17th at 9:00 pm. Smoker will have its World Premiere at the 6th Annual United Solo Festival on October 16th. The show is from the award-winning creative team, Bob Brader (writer/performer) and Suzanne Bachner (director/developer) whose previous work includes Bob Brader's shows Preparation Hex and the multi award winning Spitting In The Face Of The Devil. Both productions toured the U.S. and Canada to massive critical acclaim and Spitting In The Face Of The Devil is a 6-Time Best of Fest Award-Winner. The show is being produced by John Montgomery Theatre Company which is also producing The Good Adoptee which will also premiere at the United Solo Festival.
Photo Flash: First Look at AJ Shively, Kate Abbruzzese & More in Center Stage's PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
Jane Austen's mastery of manners and morals will be on full display in Center Stage's new production of her beloved masterpiece, Pride and Prejudice. In the Bennet sisters' 19th-century English world, marriage is the prize, but for second-eldest, Lizzy, companionship trumps blind courtship. Enter Mr. Darcy, and one of literature's most iconic and tempestuous romances takes flight. Journey through a world quite unlike-and yet perhaps not so different from-our own, as Lizzy and Darcy learn that first impressions aren't all they seem, and that second chances can lead to answers that have been there the entire time. Take a look at the production below!
Photo Credit: Richard Anderson