For his one-man show Black History They Don’t Want You to Know, writer and performer Lance Felton knew he would have to face some uncomfortable truths...
Our guests today on Arts Alive! are members of the exemplary cast of American Stage’s production of Fat Ham, by James Ijames. The playwright takes the...
To be or not to be … that is the question. So broods the young Prince of Denmark in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, perhaps the most famous of...
Onstage for one night only, Radiant Child at the Dali Museum introduces Keith Haring, the artist and muralist whose simple, graffiti-like imagery and brilliant color palettes...
From the American Stage production of Hair, running nightly (Wednesdays-Sundays) through April 27, EJ Dohring and Emma Rose Johnson join us for today’s edition of the...
The weekend’s biggest news is the launch of American Stage’s production of the 1968 musical Hair at Demens Landing Park, which will remain on the outdoor...
For American Stage’s springtime out-of-doors show, producing artistic director Helen R. Murray reached into the big bag of beloved American musicals and came out with a...
American Stage’s pledge to make theater outside the four walls of an auditorium continues with this week’s Don’t Feed the Animals, on the hiking trails of...
As with millions of other American households, no Christmas holiday was complete for Gavin Hawk’s family without the annual viewing of Frank Capra’s film It’s a...
Two years have come and gone since Helen R. Murray took the reins as producing artistic director at American Stage. Murray, a veteran theater administrator, director...
