Tragedy and Comedy in New England

The first summer theater is believed to have begun in the 1890s in Denver, Colorado. But like most new inventions, the public was not expo...

Ogunquit Playhouse brings to life “Singin’ in the Rain” with elaborate sets, complex technical effects, and a cast whose energy and talent i...

Upcoming plays for August 2009: The Barrington Stage Company of Pittsfield, Mass. is currently running Tennessee Williams’ “A Streetcar Nam...

One of the most fascinating and irresistible aspects of summer theatre is the prevailing panache of democracy not clashing, but complimentin...

As the lazy summer of 1939 lingered, we would have no way of knowing that the peace, and the familiar world of the present, would be shatter...

The Cape Playhouse in Dennis, Massachusetts is the oldest continuing summer theater in the U.S. Knowing that, and knowing that Henry Fonda ...

Here are some upcoming plays in summer theatre: The Acadia Repertory Theatre of Mt. Desert Island, Maine presents the comedy “Pool’s Paradi...