theater

Despite growing up Jewish, Christmas has always held a special place in Abby Koenig’s heart. She explores family dynamics and holiday traditions in her one-woman show, making its Louisville debut.

Youth and social justice organizations in Louisville have a new infusion of funding. Five local groups focused on programming for young people got the prize.

Zombie University teaches the pillars of undead behavior to prepare actors to join the shambling hordes on stage.

For six years, the Louisville Fringe Festival has brought new, non-traditional theater to stages across the city. This year it's partnering with Actors Theatre of Louisville to bring performances to a bigger stage.

Live musicals have long been part of the offerings from Iroquois Amphitheater. That tradition continues with a production of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.”

Commonwealth Theatre Center and StageOne Family Theatre are merging in a move leaders hope will help secure the future of local theater.

"To Battle” takes audiences on the quest of two friends as they journey through their town, discovering adventure along the way.

Celebrating 50 years as the State Theatre of Kentucky, Actors Theatre of Louisville's latest season includes new takes on classics, premiere work and local talent.

LGBTQ+ focused theater company three witches shakespeare is taking on their second show with a production of the Bard’s comedy “As You Like It.”

The Commonwealth Theatre Center, a merger of Walden Theatre and Blue Apple Players, was hit hard by the pandemic. Now, its leadership is asking for monetary support from the community to help save it.