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Off the Ground – New Village Arts
Playwrights Amy Chini and Tom Zohar's Off the Ground may well become the alternative Christmas play. It has the elements that make for a good holiday play.
The Shape of Things – Looking Glass Theatre
In the '50s the Detroit Institute of Arts was doing a clean-up on 'The Wedding Dance' created by Pieter Bruegel the Elder around 1566.
The Night of the Iguana – OnStage Playhouse
Another couple staying at the inn are 39-year-old artist Hanna Jelkes (Holly Stephenson) and her 97-year-old poet grandfather, Nonno (Ed Eigner).
Nuncrackers: The Nunsense Christmas Musical – The Broadway Theatre
The Nuns are at it again. In 1985 playwright Dan Groggin's highly successful Nunsense opened of Broadway. There have been over 5,000 productions worldwide, translated into 21 languages.
The Man Who Came to Dinner – Patio Playhouse
After almost 80 years, The Man Who Came to Dinner still has lots of life. Over the years is has been a play with many revivals, a musical, a film, and a radio production.
