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3,529 stories by "Kenneth Jones"

In Arizona, Emerson Theater Collaborative Tells "Alabama Story," a Tale of Hate in a Time of Social Change by Kenneth Jones

Emerson Theater Collaborative, the boutique bicoastal company devoted to innovative, socially relevant and thought-provoking theater, is presenting a weekend run of Kenneth Jones' six-actor …

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 12:56pm on February 21, 2019

In "Small Jokes About Monsters," Playwright Steven Strafford Imagines "What Ifs" of Family History by Kenneth Jones

Humor is the unexpected thread that holds together compelling elements of sexual trauma, family memory, addiction and legacy in Steven Strafford's arresting new ensemble play Small Jokes Abo…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 12:09pm on February 19, 2019

Lila Rose Kaplan Pulls Back the Curtain On Her New Play "The Magician's Daughter" by Kenneth Jones

The swirl of wind, the chaos of rain and the roar of thunder, all capricious elements of Shakespeare's The Tempest, seem to inform the twisty, whimsical nature of Lila Rose Kaplan's new poet…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 1:22pm on February 8, 2019

"Alabama Story" Will Get Kansas Premiere at Great Plains Theatre in 2020 by Kenneth Jones

Great Plains Theatre, the professional Equity company in Abilene, Kansas, will stage Kenneth Jones' six-actor social justice drama Alabama Story in spring 2020, introducing Sunflower State a…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 6:30pm on January 27, 2019

"The Fifth Domain," Victor Lesniewski's Cyber Espionage Play, Gets Utah Reading; Kareem Fahmy Directs by Kenneth Jones

Playwright Victor Lesniewski draws on his tech background " an engineering degree and a job in network security and cryptography " for his new play, The Fifth Domain, which is enjoying devel…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 11:05pm on January 22, 2019

Art Imitates Art: A Powerful Exhibit Reflects Themes of "Alabama Story" Drama in St. Louis by Kenneth Jones

One of the extraordinary experiences that I had during the launch of my play Alabama Story at Repertory Theatre of St. Louis in early January was experiencing a juried art exhibit of works t…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 10:45pm on January 20, 2019

Cast and Creatives Announced for "Alabama Story" at Repertory Theatre of St. Louis by Kenneth Jones

Tony Award nominee Jeanne Paulsen will play a formidable librarian in the crosshairs of a bullying politician played by Carl Palmer in Repertory Theatre of St. Louis' new production of Kenne…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 2:51pm on December 15, 2018

"Alabama Story" Will Do a Scriptease at Iowa Stage in Des Moines by Kenneth Jones

Iowa Stage Theatre Company, the resident professional theater in Des Moines, has added the six-actor drama Alabama Story by Kenneth Jones to its 2018-19 Scriptease series of concert readings…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 10:02pm on December 4, 2018

Kenneth Jones' "Two Henrys," Bittersweet Family Portrait in the Age of AIDS, To Get Alabama Staging by Kenneth Jones

Red Mountain Theatre Company in Birmingham, Alabama, will continue its commitment to new works in spring 2019 with a developmental production of Kenneth Jones' Florida-set, three-character f…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 5:17pm on November 26, 2018

Kenneth Jones' "Hollywood, Nebraska" Will Get San Francisco Reading By Alma Theatre Co. by Kenneth Jones

Alma Theatre Company in California's Bay Area will present Kenneth Jones' six-actor comedy-drama Hollywood, Nebraska, about two actresses coincidentally returning to their rural hometown …

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 1:21am on November 16, 2018

Greg Jones Ellis' "All Save One," a Play About Artists at Risk in Middle Age, Gets DC World Premiere by Kenneth Jones

Creative people whose heyday was yesteryear struggle with desires, secrets and their very existence as they reach middle age in All Save One, a new award-winning comedy-drama by Greg Jones E…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 4:39pm on November 13, 2018

PS Classics Returns! Standards Get LGBT Twist in Philip Chaffin's "Will He Like Me?"; Read Liner Notes Here by Kenneth Jones

Life is a little sweeter because of the catalog of albums released over the years by PS Classics, the indie label devoted to the heritage of musical theater and the American Songbook. If you…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 3:15pm on October 31, 2018

ASF's Southern Writers Festival 2018 Welcomes Jiréh Breon Holder, Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder, David Lee Nelson, Abby Rosebrock by Kenneth Jones

Alabama Shakespeare Festival resurrects its longtime new play development program Oct. 19-21, 2018, replacing the past name, Southern Writers Project, with Southern Writers Festival of New P…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 4:47pm on October 15, 2018

Martin Casella's Explosive "Black Tom Island" Asks, "What Creates a Terrorist?," in NJ World Premiere by Kenneth Jones

Premiere Stages, the resident professional theater at Kean University in New Jersey, continues its commitment to new American plays with the world premiere of Martin Casella's historical dra…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 5:30pm on October 11, 2018

In "Art & Class," Matthew Ivan Bennett Paints Vivid Picture of Race, Religion, Teachers, Children and Parents by Kenneth Jones

An immigrant art teacher in Utah becomes a target of conservative parents and administrators in a complicated rural landscape of children at risk, substance abuse, religious intolerance and …

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 7:15pm on October 5, 2018

Kurt Vonnegut Library, PEN America and Butler U Present "Alabama Story" Reading in Indy by Kenneth Jones

The Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library, PEN America and Butler University's theater department are partnering to present a one-night-only staged reading of Kenneth Jones' fact-inspired censors…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 3:32pm on September 23, 2018

Enid Graham's "What Martha Did" Gets West Coast Reading by Alma Theatre Company by Kenneth Jones

Alma Theatre Company in California's Bay Area is launching its Fresh, Raw and Wild New Play Reading Series with Enid Graham's ensemble drama What Martha Did Sept. 15 at Phoenix Theatre II in…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 4:46pm on September 4, 2018

"New Plays in the New West": Wyoming Theater Festival Will Return for 2019 Summer Season by Kenneth Jones

Wyoming Theater Festival​, the not-for-profit company devoted to producing workshop productions of new plays and musicals in the quiet of the High Plains, far from commercial pressure…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 5:27pm on August 15, 2018

Addiction, Abuse and Hope Illuminate Teresa Lotz's New Play "She Calls Me Firefly" in NYC by Kenneth Jones

She Calls Me Firefly, the new play by Teresa Lotz in which painful memories buzz through the air like insects seeking a lamp, gets its world premiere June 6-23, 2018, at Off-Broadway's SoHo …

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 2:47pm on May 28, 2018

"Alabama Story" Gets Ohio Premiere By Cleveland's Ensemble Theatre by Kenneth Jones

Alabama Story will make its Ohio premiere by opening the 39th season of Ensemble Theatre, the ambitious indie company in Cleveland Heights known for its commitment to modern classics " li…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 12:45pm on May 22, 2018

Lovers Get Enticing Offer in World Premiere of Sean Grennan's "Now and Then" at Peninsula Players by Kenneth Jones

A young barkeep gets late-night advice (and a hard-to-refuse offer) from a world-weary drinker in Now and Then, the new four-actor romance by Sean Grennan that will have its world premiere b…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 2:28pm on May 13, 2018

"The Rabbits' Wedding," Inspiration for the Play "Alabama Story," Turns 60 in 2018 by Kenneth Jones

This week marks a publishing milestone related to one of the more colorful and ugly footnotes in a cross-section of American subjects, from children's literature to civil rights to censorshi…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 7:29pm on April 29, 2018

Barbara Kingsley's "Under This Roof," a Tale of Disability, Family and Race, Gets World Premiere in Minnesota by Kenneth Jones

Under This Roof, Barbara Kingsley's drama of unexpected connections in the racially divided Cleveland of the late 1940s, gets its world premiere May 4-20 in a Minnesota production by Full…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 1:08pm on April 29, 2018

College Troupers Cram for Jeff Talbott's "Civics and Humanities," a World Premiere at Montclair State University by Kenneth Jones

Civics and Humanities for Non-Majors, the new play by Jeff Talbott teeming with college-age characters trying to form student organizations in two eras, in 1976 and 2016, gets its world prem…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 7:40pm on April 17, 2018

Family Tragedy Inspires Kelli Colaco's Folk Drama "you are my sunshine" in San Francisco by Kenneth Jones

Kelli Kerslake Colaco's fact-inspired crime drama with folk songs, you are my sunshine, will get a six-performance Equity developmental staging in San Francisco by Alma Theatre Company April…

SOURCE: By Kenneth Jones at 5:05pm on April 15, 2018
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