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Arthur Miller would be proud of Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga’s production of his multi prize winning drama All My Sons.  The emotional depth of his play is one which requires a certain level of experience and expertise to achieve even an adequate level of quality in the production. ETC not only meets this demand but far exceeds it, delivering a powerfully moving experience. All My Sons peels back the layers of the human psyche, exploring the truth that lies beneath ...
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On March 10 Back Alley Productions opened Irish Courage at the Mars Theatre in Lafayette, GA. Director Thomas White adapted Irish Courage from John Millington Synge’ play Playboy of the Western World. The story is of the day a stranger entered a small irish pub in a panic, with the barmaids aghast in amazement as he explains why he is on the run. Irish Courage is a fitting name for this piece, as Back Alley Productions has taken courageous strides in advancing theatre. This ...
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Mary Christa Jaramillo-Bolin and Bernadette Carter preform at Casting the Canvas at the Hunter Museum. Image credit: Staff photo/Scenic Stage Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga  and the Hunter Museum of American Art partnered to present Casting the Canvas, original plays that were inspired by pieces of the Hunter’s art collection written by local authors and preformed by actors of  ETC . “The first year we hosted the event we held it in the lobby. For the second Casting the Canvas we ...
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As the tagline for Osborne and Eppier’s play states, Southern Fried Funeral is a big-hearted comedy about family… Southern-style. And this most certainly is true. The show is filled with hilarious moments and zany situations which bring uproarious laughter from the audience as they witness the story of the Frye family unfold at the Ringgold Playhouse. Dorothy Frye has an eclectic family to say the least. With two adult daughters whose sibling rivalry make Cain and Abel look civil and a not so adult ...
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