POISON by Ihor Gowda
Sunday, April 26 at 6:30pm
State Theatre, 719 Congress Ave.

In POISON, American nuclear physicist Robert Oppenheimer and British mathematician/codebreaker Alan Turing, whose extraordinary contributions were key to Allied victory in WWII, cross paths on the evening of June 6, 1954 – the tenth anniversary of D-Day, and the […]

THINGS YOU FIND IN A BIRD’S NEST by Rita Anderson
Sunday, March 29 at 6:30pm
State Theatre, 719 Congress Ave.

After serving 30 years in prison for the murder of his girlfriend, Charles Wicklow receives a strange visitor who is hellbent in finding out the truth about what really happened in his cold, […]

COUNTERFEIT-BILL by Pat Rick
Sunday, February 22 at 6:30pm
State Theatre, 719 Congress Ave.

Bringing nonfiction to the stage, this one-man show, Counterfeit-Bill, takes his audience on an unexpected ride. The impersonator-humorist, portraying the 42nd President of the United States, tells a factual story about himself while delivering a history lesson about […]

NO CITY FOR OLD MEN OLD WOMEN by Raymond V. Whelan
Sunday, January 25 at 6:30pm
State Theatre, 719 Congress Ave.

During four episodes spanning four decades, fourteen characters struggle for food, shelter and love in Boston, an old American city full of avarice and charm.

Raymond V. Whelan is a former award-winning print […]

TWO FOR FRONTERAFEST
Sunday, December 14 at 6:30pm
State Theatre, 719 Congress Ave.

GO HOME, MISTER CHAPLIN by James Burnside

A woman searches for the body of her brother in the basement of a funeral home in Odessa, Texas.  (Idea prompted by a story on KUT.)

James Burnside is a playwright, foster parent, and curmudgeon.

ONE […]