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Thom Hofrichter

Thom Hofrichter

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‘A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum’: The Civic returns triumphant with zany comedy

And we’re back! On July 24, the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre opened its first show at the Arts United Center in nearly 18 months.  Our talented and dedicated local theaters […]

Hear the stories of our heroes in First Presbyterian production

I grew up in a generation where the military didn’t really need me. I was 14 when the Vietnam war ended and by the time we were participating in the […]

Plenty of holiday shows to unwrap at First Presbyterian

Don’t get confused this holiday season! First Presbyterian Theater will have three shows running over the holidays. The two shows that FPT is producing are Christmas Songs and Stories and […]

Hilarious play asks questions about the limits of art — and of friendship

These two questions contemplate the core concept of the 1990s comedy and Tony award winner for best play, Art: “Are you who you are because you are who you are? […]

Twelfth Night

‘If music be the food of love, play on.” This is probably the most famous quote from Shakespeare’s romantic comedy masterpiece, and Shakespeare makes the music of love come to […]

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 is at the core of […]

Tom and Thom’s Christmas songs and stories

Tom Didier and I have known each other for 37-plus years. We did Of Mice and Men together back in 1981, and ever since I’ve been back to run FPT, […]

The Doctor’s Dillema

Who would have guessed that a scathingly funny play about the state of health care in the United States was written in England over 110 years ago? The timeliness of […]

FPT Serves Up a Couple of Perfect Parings

“It’s good to have a friend.” “It’s good to be a friend” Those two lines come from the middle of David Mamet’s The Duck Variations. Mamet’s first play, written when […]