Andy Saunders has given much of his life to the local theater community and people are taking notice. The performer,...

We tried hard, but came up short — for the 32nd year in a row, the Memphis Flyer was shut out of the Pulitzer Prizes....

On May 17th, Rhodes College announced its plans to phase out its theater major. Katherine Bassard, provost and vice...

Pivot is a common term in dance, but at Ballet Memphis, it’s taken on a crucial new meaning. In these days of...

It looks like Christmas does come twice a year. With theaters closed and limited opportunities for in-person...

It has been said that Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar is a play without villains, and that makes its tragedy all the more...

Hamilton opens at the Orpheum this week

Last weekend, Memphis exploded with so much theater, there was no way to take it all in. Shows opened at Circuit...

The Parchman Hour is a musical without a band. Stomping feet and pounding chests provide rhythm. Accompanying music...

It would seem that Kaufman & Hart’s barb-laden comedy, The Man Who Came to Dinner, is woven into the tapestry of...