FPT play hopes to heal our divisions
A devastating trend over the past decade has pitted Americans against each other over the topics of faith and politics.
Lucas Hnath’s play, The Christians,...
Article Category: Stage & Dance
The Christians
“I have a powerful urge to communicate with you, but I find the distance between us insurmountable.”
That quote from our upcoming show The Christians...
Holiday Pops
The wait is finally over. One of Fort Wayne’s favorite holiday traditions, the Holiday Pops, is back at the Embassy Theatre. The Fort Wayne Philharmonic’s...
A Charlie Brown Christmas
Practice makes perfect, an axiom well demonstrated by this year’s production of A Charlie Brown Christmas presented by Fort Wayne Youtheatre. Having...
Tom and Thom’s Christmas Songs and Stories
Thirty-seven years ago, First Presbyterian Theater Managing Artistic Director Thom Hofrichter met Tom Didier when they performed Of Mice and Men at...
Rooted in ’90s, Yet Transcending Time
Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes. Before Rent debuted on Broadway in 1996, few among us could have immediately and confidently...
She Loves Me
Some people like their musical theater edgy and dark. Others like them lighthearted and satirical. As for me, I like a classic musical with beautiful...
A Charlie Brown Christmas
On Dec. 9, 1965, CBS aired the original broadcast of “A Charlie Brown Christmas” and a holiday tradition was born.
Since then, its annual airings,...
She Loves Me
Love is the tie that binds us together and what better time to feel those feelings of love and warmth than during the Holiday Season.
The musical She...
Tackling the Bard’s Weighty Works
It would be pretty difficult to find someone who doesn’t have at least a passing knowledge of Shakespeare’s Macbeth given its ubiquity on high school...