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Ann Arbor Civic Theatre's Women and Wallace

Athena Cocoves

Like most young men, women rule Wallace’s life

Cutting Edge Theater Company’s one-night-only event

Mara Kalinoski

Relax and enjoy an intimate evening of entertainment and food

The Village Players Theatre auditions

Audrey Blaufuss

Looking for new opportunities to set foot on the stage?

Actors Collaborative Toledo stages film noir in a new environment

Athena Cocoves

A mysterious dramedy written by Steven Braunstein

Post-Apocalypse at the Purple Rose

Anthony Zick

In a dystopian world, where war has torn apart the fabric of human civilization, what will become of the human race?

Skeletons in the closet

Athena Cocoves

Sometimes coming to terms with your future means bringing up the past.

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

Athena Cocoves

The classic and charming story of the “practically perfect” nanny

Head Over Heels Over the Moon

Anthony Zick

Falling in love under the moonlight has been the inspiration for many timeless works of art.

Pacifically speaking

Megan Aherne

The Rep brings the beach to you for “South Pacific”

Coming from nothing

Athena Cocoves

‘Whimsical’ is a word that seems best suited for fairy tales

South specific

Athena Cocoves

What are the key elements for a hit musical? Troubled waters? Romance?

Nerdy talk

Athena Cocoves

The T-Town Tassels want to help tickle your imagination by showing off the assets you really love

Trouble for dinner

Athena Cocoves

Transport yourself back in time to the Roaring 1920s

Unveiling the mask

Megan Aherne

Exposing modern day slavery through dance

Wheeling and dealing (with opera)

Athena Cocoves

While opera is one of the least popular art forms, many opera aficionados and novices know the benefit and enjoyability of the multi-faceted entertainment tradition.

An evening for opera

Athena Cocoves

Can’t wait until fall for more opera?

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