From The Ridiculous Project The Ridiculous Project is taking over Derby Square with Dream Love Escape, an exciting remix of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream at 7pm on September 3, 4, 5, 11, 12. Directed by Rebecca Holderness and Kate Kohler Amory, Dream Love Escape is a free-to-the-public immersive outdoor performance event that invites audience members to learn dance sequences

The City of Salem will hold a series of free live performances a parks across the Salem, with four different companies performing in nearly twenty humorous, surprising, inspiring, and modern productions that are fun for all ages. Performances will be held in August and September and are free and open to the public.All performances are held outdoors, so be sure to

SALEM – The Olde Salem Stage Company (OSSC), in partnership with the City of Salem’ Arts & Culture Program announces the details of OSSC’s inaugural performance in Salem, MA. The OSSC will be performing Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing in downtown Salem at Charlotte Forten Park, 289 Derby Street, Salem MA 01970. The performances will be held on August 7th, 8th 14th,

From The Psych Drama Company In our effort to unite creative artists from across the world in our profit-sharing collaborations during the pandemic, our two upcoming audio dramas will allow actors, directors, composers, sound designers, and fine artists – all of whom have been unemployed or underemployed during the pandemic – to share in the profits generated. September 10th through

From The Center for the Arts at Salem State University Five Salem State University theatre students won a total of nine awards at the 2021 Region 1 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF), which was held virtually, January 24 – 31. Awards were received in a range of categories including acting, scenic design, and lighting design. In addition, Salem State University

Another Country Productions’ Assigned Female at Birth (AFAB) challenges perceptions about the queer and trans and BIPOC community in bite sized episodes. They released episode 5 this past week, “The Non-binary peeps at the Potluck.” Episode 6 is scheduled for release in March.  Donate to Support This Work by Joey PhoenixImages provided by Another Country Productions Lyralen Kaye (they/them/theirs), the

by Joey Phoenix The Ridiculous Project invites you to join in an evening of Virtual Storytelling with “Pandemic Plays 2020” On Thursday October 29, and Friday October 30th at 7PM. Written by the project’s founding Artistic Director and co-founder of Convergences Theatre Collective, Kate Kohler Amory (she/her), “Pandemic Plays 2020” explores with honesty and humor the layers of chaos that

Women’s rights are hard won in this country. The generations of struggle have been long, methodical and, at times, met with brutality. And yet these efforts continue to evade our collective awareness. Playwright Thea Iberall decided to do something about that. On Wednesday, October 21, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., The House of the Seven Gables presents a live-streamed theatrical

from The House of the Seven Gables And you thought you knew Nathaniel Hawthorne.  Fans of the 19th century bestselling author and his gothic works are in for an earful of surprises when they download “Hawthorne’s Shadow: An Intimate Tour of Salem” — one of two immersive guided walking tours of Salem and its neighborhoods produced by Intramersive, of Salem, on

NAGLY (North Shore Alliance of GLBTQ+ Youth) and MassOpera invite you to join in for A NAGLY Virtual Cabaret this Saturday, July 25 at 8:00 PM. The evening will feature queer and GLBTQ+ spectrum performers singing their favorite pop hits and show tunes along with mini-interviews and testimonials by those who work most closely with NAGLY.  MassOpera has been successfully