by William Shakespeare Directed by Tia James Streaming January 8–21, 2022 A blues-infused reinvention of the Forest of Arden Company member and consummate Shakespearean Tia […]
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Yolanda Rabun in Concert An elegant evening of holiday classics You loved her as Nina Simone, now let her rich alto warm your heart with […]
Good fences don’t always make good neighbors, but they do make for great comedy! An upwardly-mobile Latinx couple with a baby on the way couldn’t be more excited about their new home, or their friendly new neighbors. But when a polite disagreement over a property line turns into a backyard brawl, cultures collide and mudslinging ensues…literally.
Shakespeare’s classic play of politics and power hits the stage at PlayMakers for the first time ever. When Julius Caesar’s heroic magnetism threatens to undo four centuries of republican rule in Rome, a small band of patriots conspire to put things right. But they just might unleash more chaos than they bargained for.
They say you can’t take it with you, but that won’t stop Everybody from trying! One of America’s hottest young playwrights gives the 15th-century morality tale a much-needed lift of theatrical whimsy, as Everybody—hounded by Death—desperately searches among everything and everyone in hope of finding something to take along on life’s final journey.
Five brave actors will be assigned their roles by lottery each night as they fight for the opportunity to cheat Death.
Nominated for thirteen Tony Awards including Best Musical, this triumphant masterpiece bursts forth with show-stopping splendor and unbridled passion. Prepare to be swept away by the diverse rhythms of the turn of the 20th century as three intersecting narratives capture the rich complexity of the American experiment past, present, and future. Cultures clash, people change, and hope shines in the darkness.