A brand new musical look at classic fairytale Snow White by Northern Kentucky University’s Ken Jones, Jamey Strawn, and Christine Jones has taken the stage at The Children’s Thea
If you give Know Theatre’s “episodic theatre party” Serials! 4, Thunderdome 2: Beyond Thunder a try on Feb.
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In Once in a Lifetime, a trio of affable, on-the-skids vaudeville troupers (not above a scam) go to Hollywood and pass themselves off as “voice experts” as silent movies transiti
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Village Players of Fort Thomas begins its 50th anniversary year this week with a production of popular community theater comedy Dearly Departed, playing Feb. 12-20.
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An unexpected pregnancy ends an ace fighter pilot’s career in the sky.
February is always a month to love area theater -- a month for regional premieres and taking chances.
Disenchanted!
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“He was minding his own business!”
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An unfocused sitcom for a world premiere at a regional theatre?
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The Wizard of Oz, The Carnegie, through Jan 31.
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We told you women are center stage in January (and February) – especially Northern Kentucky women, including Kimberly Gelbwasser, who plays Jennie Malone, new love to recent widower, writ
The Carnegie’s 2016-2017 theater season promises a big opening with celebration of ‘80s hits Rock of Ages, a collaboration with Northern Kentucky University’s Commonwealth Theatr
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There will be a Yellow Brick Road but there won’t be any flying by the Wicked Witch of the West or her monkeys.
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From the early 1950s, a classic about living in America’s heartland and how, "In a small town, all dreams seem big..."
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Women take center stage in January – Dorothy leads us down the Yellow Brick Road in The Wizard of Oz at The Carnegie; at Ensemble, Cincy-born, NYC-based Kathleen Wise comes home
