You don't have to go to Broadway in order to see Broadway actors. There are professional (Equity) theatres throughout the United States that employ the very same actors that appear on The Great White Way.
So take a look at what Equity Theatres are in your area or if you are visiting another state, see what shows you can take in.
Set in a historic building, this theater stages plays based on classic & contemporary literature.
Next Act Theatre will engage the hearts and minds of its audience with compelling, intimate, professional theatre intended to stimulate thought, foster the exchange of ideas, and promote the…
In 1937, a group of struggling performers, led by Robroy Farquhar, organized themselves as the Vagabond Players. The Vagabonds worked in a variety of places over the course of three years,…
To enhance our community by providing outstanding services, parks and facilities through environmental, social and financial stewardship
The mission of freeFall Theatre is to pursue art’s greater purposes and the transformative power of theatre – as a builder of community, a source of upliftment, and a builder of cultural…
The Walnut Street Theatre, founded in 1809, is America's Oldest Theatre. It is also the Official State Theatre of Pennsylvania, and a National Historic Landmark. With more than 55,000 season…
Uptown Players is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization, presenting plays and musicals that challenge audiences artistically and strive to create greater positive public awareness and…
In 1978, two young New York actors, Howard Shalwitz and Roger Brady, had an idea for a new kind of theater that would shake up the nation. They selected Washington, DC as the place to launch…
