Winnie Stack

THEATRE: THE IMPROVISED PLAY to Return to Upright Citizens Brigade Theater This Fall

'THEATRE: The Improvised Play' returns to UCBNY this fall, featuring rising stars from New York's comedy scene. Learn how to purchase tickets.

THEATRE: The Improvised Play Returns to UCBNY This Month

New York's only improvised-play show will return this month! 'THEATRE: The Improvised Play' brings the children of Meisner, Adler, Strasberg, Atlantic, and any expensive acting-conservatory, together for one-night to give the performance of a lifetime.

THEATRE: The Improvised Play Will Debut at UCBNY This July

Calling all Broadway-theater enthusiasts! THEATRE: The Improvised Play will bring the children of Meisner, Adler, Strasberg, Atlantic, and any expensive acting-conservatory, together for one-night to give the performance of a lifetime.

THE JESTER'S WIFE Premieres at the 36th Street Theater in September

The world premiere production of THE JESTER’S WIFE, directed by T.J. Elliott, will play a three-week limited engagement at the 36th Street Theater.

Projectorfest to Present 16 Multimedia-Fueled Solo Comedy Shows at Caveat

Projectorfest, a showcase of 16 ambitious multimedia-driven solo comedy shows, will take over the stage at Caveat June 27-30. Comedians will bring their stories to life with projected animations, PowerPoints, videos, interactive graphics, live camera feeds, and more.

Soho Playhouse Announces Return Of DEAR MOM, SORRY FOR BEING A BITCH

SOHO PLAYHOUSE announced the upcoming engagement of Dear Mom, Sorry for Being a Bitch for its additional run, now on the mainstage. Created by Christine Covode (UCB, Second City), Dear Mom, Sorry for Being a Bitch will begin its 10-performance limited run in-person at Soho Playhouse's (15 Vandam St, New York, NY 10013) Mainstage on November 2, 2022.

Winne Stack to Present Comedic One Woman Show @JENNAFISCHER at Brooklyn Comedy Collective

This show tracks Winnie Stack's journey of coming to terms with her sexuality through journal entries and original characters. This show includes audience interaction, lots of wigs, and embarrassingly real accounts from a gay tween's diary.