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DETROIT—Detroit’s newest professional theater isn’t playing it safe for its debut production. The Assembly Line Theatre Company has chosen to present the world premiere of... Continue Reading
“Georgia McBride” reborn at Theatre NOVA; opens June 9
ANN ARBOR—Theatre NOVA, Ann Arbor’s only residential professional theatre company, presents The Legend of Georgia McBride by Matthew Lopez, the smashing success transferred from The... Continue Reading
“Harvey” hangs out at The Purple Rose this summer; previews begin June 15
CHELSEA—Tickets are on sale for The Purple Rose Theatre Company’s summer production, Harvey, a Pulitzer Prize-winning American classic by Mary Chase. Performances run from Thursday,... Continue Reading
‘Good People’ very good indeed at Open Book
TRENTON, Mich.–Good People, running right now at Open Book Theatre here, shows how momentary decisions, bad choices, a single night of passion–the moments of life–can... Continue Reading
“The Simpsons” meet the apocalypse in Traverse City—for six performances
TRAVERSE CITY—Parallel 45 Theatre will perform the dark comedy musical Mr. Burns, a post-electric play by Anne Washburn May 31 - June 4 at the... Continue Reading
Farmers Alley announces 10th season lineup
KALAMAZOO—Farmers Alley Theatre enters its milestone 10th season this fall. There’s a mix of large scale musicals, old favorites, and intriguing new shows. Season packages,... Continue Reading
FLINT, Mich.–The Flint Youth Theatre (FYT) is proud to announce Michael Lluberes as the new Producing Artistic Director. Lluberes is the recipient of the ASCAP... Continue Reading
Barn Theatre announces 71st season
AUGUSTA—The Barn Theatre, Michigan’s oldest professional summer theater, under the artistic leadership of Brendan Ragotzy, has announced the 71st season of plays and musicals to... Continue Reading
Original “Dream Deferred: Detroit 1967” at Matrix; opens June 2
DETROIT—Matrix Theatre Company completes its 2016–2017 Mainstage Season with its most highly anticipated show, Dream Deferred: Detroit, 1967. Reflecting on a formative moment in Detroit’s... Continue Reading
“Why Do Fools Fall in Love?” at Meadow Brook; opens May 24
ROCHESTER—Millie is getting married, and her friends have thrown her an impromptu bachelorette party. It’s the ‘60s, and while talk of love and marriage carries... Continue Reading
