In 'Witness,' playing through January 23, the Arlekin Players take their performance online, combining tech elements to transport viewers back to the ill-fated MS St. Louis in 1939

The Karon Theater offers more space and facilities for the city's beloved children's theater, with its original train carriage still on site

'Divorced,' the American version of the Hebrew drama 'Grushim,' was born during COVID-19 theater closings - but its producers say its intimate appeal gives it staying power

Though there are at most around 3,000 speakers in Sweden today, the three shows filled nearly to capacity reflect the popularity of the official minority language

Famed Royal Court playhouse apologizes, claiming 'unconscious bias' in naming of fictional world-conquering billionaire Hershel Fink in Al Smith's Rare Earth Mettle

English-language performance space built by South African immigrants was open for just 107 days prior to the pandemic

'Camp Siegfried,' written by Bess Wohl, is based on the Long Island camp in the 1930s that indoctrinated young German-Americans into Nazi ideology

Two dozen spectators take part in an eight-hour hike, alongside amateur actors portraying survivors who traversed the area to board ships to Palestine in 1947

Originally conceived in Miami Beach as a safe way to view theater during the pandemic, the show highlights seven new short plays

Sholem Aleichem's beloved protagonist has the stage all to himself in Tom Dugan's one-man show, driving home the immigrant experience at LA's Wallis Theater through July 25