Please turn JavaScript on
StageBuddy.com icon

StageBuddy.com

Follow StageBuddy.com's news and updates in a matter of seconds! We will deliver any update via email, phone or you can read them from here on the site on your own news page.

You can even combine different feeds with the feed for StageBuddy.com.

Subscribing and unsubscribing is fast, easy and risk free.

The whole service is free of cost.

StageBuddy.com: Home - StageBuddy.com

Is this your feed? Claim it!

Publisher:  Unclaimed!
Message frequency:  0.33 / day

Message History

(L/R): Marc Kudisch, Karen Ziemba / Photo by Viktorija Mickute

All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. And when families become very unhappy, they imprison each other inside manmade bomb shelters. Or so Tolstoy would have elaborated, had he seen this play. In Safe House, an affecting and intense play written by L.B. Brown...


Read full story

Though we understand their circumstances may have been a bit different, like Oliver and his clan of orphan boys, we’ve all fallen into a daze dreaming of “food, glorious food” at one point or another.

After all, it’s been said that food is the great equalizer, connecting us and bringing us together, either with family or friends, colleagues or companions, or any others...


Read full story

Sophie McIntosh is the playwright behind benevolent at IATI Theater, a play set in 1917 that follows four young women living in a strict Manhattan reformatory called the Inwood Benevolent Home, where they turgidly wash stains out of soiled laundry on the “soiled shift.” McIntosh is one half of the production company and developmental group Good...


Read full story
Photo: Nina Goodheart / (L/R): Mia Fowler, Chani Reese, Livvy Marcus, Rachel Ravel

    In Sophie McIntosh’s compelling new play Benevolent, playing through September 5th at the IATI theater, there are a lot of ways women can get in trouble: poverty, prostitution, pregnancy and premarital sex, to name a few perils. The four young women in Benevolent, which ...


Read full story
Photo by Joan Marcus

It had been raining off and on for several days. The air was thick and the sky slightly grey. Yet in the distance, there was a patch of blue. Fingers crossed, we set out for the second Free Shakespeare in the Park play of the summer season. Rarely have performances been canceled, despite inclement weather over the program’s six decade history.

The...


Read full story