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    Psychological horror play to get staged reading in Lafayette, Indiana●Hey there, everyone, especially those around # LafayetteIN # Indiana . I wrote a 10-minute psychological & religious horMmastodonCultureTheatre47 h ago

    Playwright Scott Starkey has announced a staged reading of his new ten-minute psychological and religious horror play in Lafayette, Indiana. The reading is scheduled for either October 14 or 15 at Matchbox coworking studio at 17 South 6th Street, with the exact date still to be confirmed. Local theatre audiences are being invited to attend the event.

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    Dream Theatre has opened a new immersive studio space in Barnard, Vermont, and is welcoming the public for an Open Studio Weekend. The event gives visitors a first look at the company's immersive theatre work in its new home, drawing attention from local audiences and arts followers in the region.

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    Studio Theatre's 'Wish You Were Here' Draws New Review▼Theatre Review: ‘Wish You Were Here’ at Studio Theatre✉newsCultureTheatre9 h ago

    A new theatre review covers the production of 'Wish You Were Here' currently running at Studio Theatre. The review evaluates the show's performances, staging and overall impact for Washington-area theatre audiences. Beyond the fact that the production is being staged and reviewed, no further details about the cast, plot or critical reception were available, so it remains unclear how the show has been received.

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    Ensemble Studio Theatre Lines Up Premieres for 58th Season▼Ensemble Studio Theatre’s 58th Season to Include NY Premiere and World Premiere✉newsCultureTheatre56 min ago

    Ensemble Studio Theatre has announced its 58th season, which will feature both a New York premiere and a world premiere alongside its slate of productions. The Off-Broadway company, long known for developing new American plays, says the season continues its commitment to staging brand-new work. Further casting and full programming details have yet to be widely reported.

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    Ensemble Studio Theatre to Premiere Two New Plays▼Laura Maria Censabella's Beyond Words, Audley Puglisi’s Lucky/Bird Set Premieres Via Ensemble Studio Theatre✉newsCultureTheatre6 h ago

    Ensemble Studio Theatre in New York is set to premiere two new works: Laura Maria Censabella's 'Beyond Words' and Audley Puglisi's 'Lucky/Bird'. The dual premiere continues the company's long-standing commitment to developing and staging new American plays. Details on casting and dates were reported by Playbill, with theatre audiences watching for how the two productions are received.

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    'Wish You Were Here' at Studio Theatre follows Iranian friends through upheaval▼BFFs in Iran face historical change in ‘Wish You Were Here’ at Studio Theatre✉newsCultureTheatre17 h ago

    Studio Theatre is staging 'Wish You Were Here', a play about two best friends in Iran whose bond is tested by sweeping historical change in their country. The production, highlighted by DC Theater Arts, centers on female friendship and resilience against a backdrop of political and social transformation. Reviewers are drawing attention to its intimate portrayal of ordinary lives shaped by events beyond their control.

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    BEYOND WORDS and LUCKY/BIRD Join Ensemble Studio Theatre's 58th Season●BEYOND WORDS and LUCKY/BIRD Set for Ensemble Studio Theatre 58th Season✉newsCultureTheatre7 h ago

    Ensemble Studio Theatre in New York has announced its 58th season, with the new plays BEYOND WORDS and LUCKY/BIRD slated for production. The news, reported by Broadway World, highlights the company's continued commitment to developing new work. Casting, creative teams and performance dates have drawn attention from theatre followers.

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    Studio Theatre Stages Wish You Were Here●Review: WISH YOU WERE HERE at Studio Theatre✉newsCultureTheatre1 d ago

    Studio Theatre's production of Wish You Were Here is drawing attention following a new review. The staging of the play is being assessed by theatre writers, with critics weighing in on the performances and direction as the run continues.