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In 2009, experimental playwright James Ashby and NYT Bestselling author Zachary Weinersmith launched SMBC Theater - an internationally beloved sketch show. Now, after seven years, the final...
SMBC Theater was dreamed up by Zach Weiner and James Ashby as a low-fi punk rock style sketch show done on a skeleton budget over holidays and weekends. Thanks to the encouragement of friends, it quickly became a carefully produced video production done on a skeleton budget over holidays and weekends. SMBC Theater is updated every Monday with ...
The Old Oak (2024) World Premiere at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival. It’s not where you’re from, it’s what you bring. The Old Oak is the last pub standing in a once thriving mining village in northern England, a gathering space for a community that has fallen on hard times. | Country: United Kingdom | Language: English.
ROULETTE 25: A Radical Retrospective May 16-June 1 Three nights. Sixteen plays. The only thing missing is you. Celebrating 25 Years of Theatre Roulette, the longest-running short play festival in Ohio, Roulette 25 runs Thursdays through Saturdays, May 16 – June 1. Each evening is a different night of programming, with all 16 plays performed in an all-day extravaganza on Saturday 6/1.
When a genie appears to Zach and James, he's ready to crush their souls with 3 wishes. Too bad Zach and James don't have souls to crush!
Ohio Theatre. From classical music to modern dance, yearly family traditions to hot concerts, the world’s best artists come to the 2,791-seat, historic Ohio Theatre. The breathtaking details (including the 21-foot-high chandelier!) of its opulent, Spanish-Baroque architecture make any night at the Ohio an event to remember!
28 de mar. de 2024 · Actors’ Theatre of Columbus returns this Summer with their outdoor classic theatre under the stars in German Village’s Schiller Park. The theme for the 42nd anniversary season of Shakespeare in the Park is “Telling Tales,” . The season celebrates the stories that we share and the ways we share them.
