Broadway had a hold on American theatre by the mid-20th century when a revolution began. Young theatre artists began founding independent professional theatres to make classic and new works…

Inspired by R. Crosby Kemper, III, the idea of a free Shakespeare festival began in 1997, and with broad civic support Shakespeare Festival St. Louis received 501(c)3 status in December…

Founded in 1989, Orlando Shakespeare Theater in Partnership with UCF produces classic, contemporary, and children’s plays. Under the leadership of Artistic Director Jim Helsinger and…

Portland Stage, Maine’s largest fully professional, non-profit theater, is committed to providing the finest productions for audiences in a broad region of Northern New England. Founded in…

The University of Southern Indiana Theatre puts on four mainstage productions annually, with USI performing arts students as actors, sound and light engineers, costume and set…

Riverside Theatre is a professional theatre that connects artists and audiences through intimate, engaging, and provocative productions from the classics to new works, and provides an…

Mary Moody Northen Theatre operates on a professional model and stands at the core of the St. Edward's University professional theater training program in the Department of Performing…

Mixed Blood Theatre, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, has invited the global village into its audience and onto its stage for its unique brand of provocative, inclusive, and predictably…