The House of the Negro Insaneby Terence AnthonyAugust 14 – September 06, 2026Run Time:1 Hour, 40 MinutesTickets:$54 (incl. a $4 fee) | 59E59 Members: $40 Tickets available here The year is 1935. For years, Attius has lived behind the imposing walls of Central State Hospital – one of only seven US psychiatric institutions built...
NEWS & REVIEWS: Penguin Rep Theatre Presents Flying Toward the Sun, Music & Lyrics by Neil Berg
Article from the Rockland Report, August 13 Penguin Rep Theatre will present the world premiere of Flying Toward the Sun, a new musical by Bill Nabel and Neil Berg, August 14 through September 6 in Stony Point. The musical follows a newly hired immigration official whose first day on the job brings him face-to-face...
NEWS & REVIEWS: AMCHITKA by Mark St. Germain in Chester, Mass.
AMCHITKAChester Theatre in Chester, Mass.Written by Mark St. GermainDirected by Julianne Boyd July 24 – August 8, tickets available at Chester Theatre In a monitoring station at Amchitka, a volcanic island 170 miles off the coast of Alaska used for underground nuclear testing in the 1960s, three scientists find themselves cut off from the...
NEWS & REVIEWS: TWO KIDS THAT BLOW SH*T UP Premieres in Sacramento, Directed by Jeffrey Lo
Two Kids That Blow Sh*t Upby Carla ChingDirected by Jeffrey Lo Runs through July 26, tickets available at Capital Stage Diana and Max meet at 9 years old, the day their parents start having an affair. In the ensuing decades, they see each other through highs and lows, trying not to make the same...
NEWS & REVIEWS: Purlie Victorious Directed by Psalmayene 24
Tickets available through the Studio Theatre here. Review by Peter Rosenstein for The Georgetown Dish May 11 Purlie Victorious premiered in1961, and wove together the aspirations of Purlie, an African American preacher, within the deeply entrenched racism of 1950s southern Georgia. It was written by the multitalented Ossie Davis, who first starred in it as...