‘Coriolanus’ comes to Katharine Cornell Theatre
Shakespeare for the Masses presents a free, one-hour show.
‘Cats’ – extra Monday matinee added at 2 pm
Martha’s Vineyard students perform musical Thursday through Sunday.
It’s always a laughing matter with IMP and WIMP
IMP and WIMP started the New Year laughing at a joint show this past Saturday
British history gets the comic treatment in ‘Henry V’
Shakespeare for the Masses comes to the Katharine Cornell Theatre.
‘Boxing Day’ returns to A Gallery, on Boxing Day
Gwyn McAllister's play returns for a second reading in Oak Bluffs.
Boxing day: A cautionary carol
Gwyn McAllister's one-act play is an offbeat look at the holidays
Tisbury School stages magical Aladdin, Jr.
Students from the 7th and 8th grades get a taste of live theater.
IMP and WIMP join forces at Alex’s Place
Have some fun with improv the day after Thanksgiving at the YMCA of Martha's Vineyard
Arabian nights at Tisbury School
Tisbury school seventh and eighth graders present —Aladdin Jr." this weekend.
Island actor Christopher Kann stars as baseball legend Bob Feller
Mr. Kann, who got his acting start on Martha's Vineyard, recently wrapped a production in New Jersey.
Puppet play at The Yard asks, “Who’s Hungry”
The Yard raises provisions for Hunger Awareness Month
‘The Wizard of Oz’ at the Performing Arts Center is a hit
This production has heart, brains, and courage, all from wonderful local actors.
The Island Theatre Workshop brings Oz to the Vineyard
Darby Patterson stars as Dorothy in productions on August 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30, and September 1.
Homosexual witch hunt the subject of a new play
Emmy-award winning filmmaker and former New York Times writer Dinitia Smith's new play "Dirty Secrets" at next Monday Night Special.
Reel Picks
In this comedy, a small-time pot dealer takes a fake wife, two pretend kids, and a huge, shiny RV to Mexico on Fourth of July weekend to try to score enough to pay off a big debt.
Romance, action, political intrigue, and swordfights in “Henry 4”
"It's kind of 'The Matrix,' 'The Hangover,' and 'The West Wing' on one ten thousandth of the budget," said director Scott Barrow.
Love and plagiarism: The story of Dylan’s mentor
"I structured the play like a Wikipedia page – sort of a menu of someone's life. It also includes footnoted information," says writer Larry Mollin.
Joe Forbrich returns with a whale of a play
The New York actor has written a play, and will stage a reading Monday on Martha's Vineyard.
P.S. “Love Letters” on Martha’s Vineyard sold out
Actors and real-life couple Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen performed to a sold-out crowd last week.
Husband and wife team turn lemons into satirical comedy
SQuire Rushnell and Louise DuArt's turned a legal dispute into a comedy. Laughter may be the best revenge.