• Andrea Lynn Green and Susan Jacobson announce the official launch of GREENHEART PRODUCTIONS with a reading of 17 MINUTES written by acclaimed playwright by Scott Organ. The reading is presented in partnership with the MOSES GUNN PLAY COMPANY (founded by the late Norman Marshall). The reading is Saturday, November 8th (tomorrow!) at the Guilford Free Library, and features Mike Boland, Dawn Vanessa Brown, Brian J. Carter, Susan Jacobson, Luisa Tanno, Susan Vanech, and Allan Zeller. After the reading there will be an audience talk-back. FREE ADMISSION. Refreshments served. No reservation required.

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• From Lisa McCree: Read's Reads @Reads Art Space Sunday Nov. 9th at 6 PM - Free and open to the public. 1042 Broad Street at the McBride Fencing School (Broad Street Entrance) parking available in lot across the street, or on the street. Readings by local playwright Iyaba, "Til all our stories are told", Lisa McCree - "Woman's Work", and Jack Rushen "About David"

 

• Sean Hannon is in the second show of MTC's 39th MainStage Season, THE FOX ON THE FAIRWAY! A hilarious romp pulling the rug out from underneath the study denizens of a private country club. Filled with mistaken identities, slamming doors, and over-the-top romantic shenanigans. THE FOX ON THE FAIRWAY runs November 7th through the 23rd. Performances Fridays at 8pm, Saturdays at 2pm and 8pm, and Sundays at 2pm. INFO & TIX HERE.

 

• Andrea Lynn Green's short play "Value of a Penny" was just selected to be performed by the group Drama With Friends on Zoom, November 17th. More info and a link to watch the performances coming soon.

 

• Barbara Hentschel will be appearing in a staged reading of the new play I EAT BOYS by Jamie Gore Pawlik at Royal Family Productions in NYC on Tuesday, November 18 at 7:00PM. I EAT BOYS is a feral comedy about women battling their compulsion to consume men figuratively and literally. When Ellie eats her boyfriend, she checks into an unconventional support group where the cravings are primal, the recovery is chaotic, and the wounds run deep. Tickets are $20 and available here.

   

• Michael Raver is set to play the title role in THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST at Westport Country Playhouse, which runs October 28 -November 15th. Click here for tickets and more info.

   

• Randye Kaye's solo show, "Cracks and All: Perfectly Imperfect Life" premieres at 1 pm on Nov. 12, 2025, at Fairfield Theatre Company. "A touching and humorous one-woman show about expectation, imperfection, and finding love." Randye has been working on this atLisa Lampanelli's writing masterclass, and has workshopped some of it at TAW. One performance only, for now. Doors open at 12:30 PM. Tickets can be found here.

   

• Chelsea Carpenter was cast as Elizabeth in LaChat Town Farm’s immersive theatre production of Frankenstein. If anyone would like to come, tickets can be found here.  Also, a short horror film Chelsea is in is going to have a NYC premiere as part of the New York City Horror Film Festival. It will be showing on December 5th. nychorrorfest.com

   

• Granville Burgess is filming part of his play THE FREAK about the psychic Edgar Cayce and he needs: (1) a room that can serve as a parlor in 1910 Kentucky. Ideally, Victorian, though we can bring in necessary furniture and set decoration, so just a plain, simple room that's not too upscale and whose furniture can be removed professionally FOR TWO DAYS; and another room to serve as a child’s nursery—again, a simple space we can decorate. (2) a set designer we can hire to help decorate or if we decide to build a set for a sound stage, to build it. Compensation to be discussed. Contact: burgessgranville@gmail.com, 203-253-1825. Thanks!

   

• Michael Raver was named an associate artist of Sarasota Jewish Theatre after completing successful runs of their productions of LOST IN YONKERS and BAD JEWS. He will return to SJT next season for their productions of REMEMBER THIS: THE LESSON OF JAN KARSKI and the gripping drama, CHERRY DOCS. His short film, ELSE/WHERE goes into production on June 5th, which he wrote and will appear in.

   

• Robert Resnikoff plays the lead in the short film, ANOTHER NIGHT — coming out later this year — about a diner cook whose nightly ritual includes an imaginary conversation with his (now-grown) kids when they were small, and he had a close, warm relationship with them.

   

• Randy Schein was nominated for Best Actor in a Play for his performance as Frank in Gregg Greenberg's RICHARD BENJAMIN AND OTHER NONESUCH at the New York Theater Festival. His scene partner, Adam Auslander, was also nominated and the production was nominated for best play, too!