When the clock strikes the hour, Benjamin Rauhala won’t turn into a pumpkin. Instead, he’ll take audiences back to a tale as old as time
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“Magical, outstanding, phenomenal.” These are all words used by Chautauqua Theater Company Artistic Director Andrew Borba to describe the acting and stage presence of Jonathan
In a time where virtual connection is more important than ever, a play originally written for the stage has found itself transformed into an online
Sometimes, a road trip is more than just a road trip. Simpson Charly Evon Simpson returns to Chautauqua this season to workshop her play, it’s
The Chautauqua Theater Company continues to usher in the new season of programming in a way that merges new and old. The traditional “Hello Chautauqua”
Annie Purcell and Kelsey Jenison act out a scene in which their characters share a moment as mother and daughter during a photo call following
Members Of The Chautauqua Theater Company Bow After Performing The Winning Plays Written For The Young Playwrights Project From Local Elementary Schools In Lenna Hall
With Chautauqua Institution suspending in-person programming for the 2020 season, Chautauqua Theater Company has made transformations to their programs that adapt the experience of the
After closing out a successful and historic 2019 theater season, Chautauqua Theater Company is looking to make 2020 an even more ground-breaking and progressive experience.
Mark Russell, left, and David Tabish rehearse their lines in Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First" routine Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019 in Lenna Hall. Members
This summer spells a momentous occasion for the theater community at Chautauqua. As Chautauqua Theater Company celebrates the successful conclusion of its season and the
This season has been one of excitement and accomplishment for Chautauqua Theater Company. Over the course of the summer, CTC has seen the success of
Newman Who: Sofia Bunting Newman, CTC conservatory actor. Newman came to Chautauqua shortly after reconnecting with her roots as a drummer. She picked the instrument
Granderson Who: Amara Granderson, CTC conservatory actor. Granderson is preparing to finish off the summer season with her roles as Peggy Shippen-Arnold and Abraham Woodhull
Kahkoska Allen Agent 355, the punk rock, Revolutionary War-era espionage story told through the lens of an upbeat concert, has humble beginnings. “I kind of
Walsh At the top of the script for On the Exhale, playwright Martín Zimmerman includes a note for the show’s director and sole actor. “As