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There are so many reasons to be excited about this production of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom it’s hard to know where to begin. As a theatre in which the word is the primary source ... Read More ›

The tradition of men portraying women on public stages dates back to the theatre of the Ancient Greeks, ... Read More ›

Twelfth Night is considered to be Shakespeare’s greatest comedy. I think the play earns this accolade because although it is filled with the usual stretches of imagination that come with twins, mistaken identities and cross-dressing, ... Read More ›

Pictured above: Gustave Doré’s engravings illustrated the Divine Comedy (1861–1868); depicted here, Lucifer, King of Hell. Via Wikipedia Commons.

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“I think of Witch as a dark comedy, even though the original play is ... Read More ›

I never understood why some people in the theatre dread tech rehearsals. Personally, I love tech! For me, tech is the most magical part of the process when all the weeks of ... Read More ›

It is my absolute pleasure to welcome you to this world premiere production of Witch by Jen Silverman, a play that was commissioned and developed through Writers Theatre’s Literary Development Initiative. While we have staged ... Read More ›