Review: Veteran story finds home at Kitchen
The Kitchen Theatre’s production of “Heroes” entertains with great set-design and costuming.
The Kitchen Theatre’s production of “Heroes” entertains with great set-design and costuming.
Dramatic acting stumbles in Kitchen Theatre Company’s production of “The Motherf**ker with the Hat.”
Produced by the Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts, “Mother of Exiles” explores political themes such as immigration and cultural identity.
Performances shine in Kitchen Theatre Company’s “Crooked,” a coming-of-age play written by Catherine Trieschmann.
Ithaca Shakespeare Company delivers a strong and entertaining production of William Shakespeare’s “The Merchant of Venice.”
Cast, setting and script leads Kitchen Theatre Company’s “The Whipping Man.”
Cornell University’s Melodramatics Theatre Company debuts the Ithaca premiere of “bare: A Pop Opera” at Risley Theatre at Cornell.
The Kitchen Theatre presents their second play of their season, “Opus.”
“Man From Nebraska” kicks off the theater season at Ithaca College
An elderly woman takes an adventure back to her small hometown of Bountiful while struggling with a heart condition.
Two middle-aged adults explore their wants and desires by spending a few hours in a cluttered apartment with each other talking about love and sex among other things.
This groundbreaking musical, from composer Tom Kitt and lyricist Brian Yorkey, explores the hidden issues within the seemingly normal life of the Goodman family.