by Jenni Morin Premiering in 1987, Marriage Play continues to fascinate audiences with the mundane, yet devastatingly inevitable, dissolu...

by Jenni Morin Last produced in San Antonio 20 years ago, Sandra Cisneros’ The House on Mango Street , adapted for the stage by Amy Ludwig...

by Jenni Morin In the wake of the Orlando shooting, 14 Creator and Director Roberto Prestigiacomo offers a glimmer of joy and a sense of ...

by Jenni Morin Tribes , by British playwright Nina Raine, explores how one’s mode of communication can define identity and belonging, whil...

by Jenni Morin In the 70 years since Born Yesterday was penned by Garson Kanin, the nature of the government seems to have changed very l...

by Jenni Morin The mommy wars have come a long way since Kathleen Clark penned Secrets of a Soccer Mom in 2008, but many of the play’s me...

by Jenni Morin In Neil LaBute’s reasons to be pretty , looks are everything as they end relationships, define friendships and dictate life...