In Nature’s Studio brings performing artists out from inside the theater to the beautiful Reading Public Museum Arboretum. Performers (music, dance, and theater) will be stationed throughout the landscape areas along the accessible walking path. Free; Tickets available by donation PERFORMED AT THE READING PUBLIC MUSEUM ARBORETUM; …
Highly theatrical and beautifully told, Silent Sky by Lauren Gunderson opens our Season of Wonder.
Highly theatrical and beautifully told, Silent Sky by Lauren Gunderson opens our Season of Wonder.
Highly theatrical and beautifully told, Silent Sky by Lauren Gunderson opens our Season of Wonder.
Interested in submitting to or auditioning for Reading Theater Project's 5-Minute Fringe festival this year? Come to this informations session to learn more about the process and production AND participate in group brainstorming.
The theme for this year’s Five-Minute Fringe Festival is Wonder. What do YOU wonder about? Does the word inspire feelings of awe or doubt? Performers and playwrights from around the region push their personal creative boundaries to create new work for the Fringe around this …
The theme for this year’s Five-Minute Fringe Festival is Wonder. What do YOU wonder about? Does the word inspire feelings of awe or doubt? Performers and playwrights from around the region push their personal creative boundaries to create new work for the Fringe around this …
The theme for this year’s Five-Minute Fringe Festival is Wonder. What do YOU wonder about? Does the word inspire feelings of awe or doubt? Performers and playwrights from around the region push their personal creative boundaries to create new work for the Fringe around this …
The theme for this year’s Five-Minute Fringe Festival is Wonder. What do YOU wonder about? Does the word inspire feelings of awe or doubt? Performers and playwrights from around the region push their personal creative boundaries to create new work for the Fringe around this …
Our play reading series this spring will connect to the season’s theme of “Wonder” and will feature three plays by local and regional playwrights. Each is performed as a staged reading followed by a facilitated talkback with the playwright, director, and actors.
Plays and playwrights will be announced in February 2024.
