All Theatre Arts Subject Guide: Current Productions

Richmond's own community theater established after World War II by Norbert Silbiger, a refugee from Nazi Germany. RCT now offers three different types of theater: 6 Main Stage productions, 3 Stage One Youth Theatre offerings, and 2 Studio Ten stagings of

The only fully professional resident not-for-profit theatre in the state, IRT is located in downtown Indianapolis.

Located in the historic Chatham Arch neighborhood of downtown Indy.

Venue housing the Murat Theatre and the Egyptian Room, the center hosts mainly musical performances and shows by the Broadway Across America Touring Company.

Features a dynamic range of captivating artists in a uniquely intimate and sophisticated setting. Performers shatter the fourth wall, divulging anecdotes and stories as they take you on a musical journey.

Venue located 3 miles north of downtown Indianapolis, the Center offers theatre,dance, music, lectures, and discussions focused on African-American performating arts.

Venue for dance, music, spoken word, and theater productions, including those by the Broadway Across America Touring Company and the Indianapolis Opera.

Describing itself as "outrageous outbursts of fun, 10 days of edgy performances and visual arts," this annual event takes place in late August-early September in Indianapolis' Mass Ave. arts and theatre district.

The Victoria Theatre in downtown Dayton stages productions in The Loft Theatre (same location) and the Schuster Performing Arts Center.

This company calls The Loft Theatre their home stage at the Victoria Theatre (see above).

High-quality community theatre, with all-volunteer casts, crews and administration.

Devoted to new American musical theatre.

Includes news on productions from local Cincinnati, Dayton, and touring companies, including: Clear Stage Cincinnati, Know Theatre of Cincinnati, Playhouse in the Park, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati, Xavier University's

A list (really arranged from Z to A) of homepages for around 150 theaters in the incredibly theatre-rich Chicago area (list compiled by Marilyn Knapp Litt).

With some 582,000 records stretching back to the 1930-1931 season, Playbill calls itself the "largest Broadway database on the Internet."

All the news of the NYC off-Broadway scene that's fit to print.

A variety of offerings including Shakespeare and contemporary plays. Performed by the Festival Theatre in 4 different theaters located in Stratford, Ontario (not far from Toronto).

Off to London for a semester or a break? Check this site on theatre news, reviews and tix before you leave.