Lauren Yee’s SAMSARA, currently running at Profile Theatre, delivers a theatrical experience that's simultaneously fantastical and painfully real. This play uses international surrogacy as a ...
Willamette Week: Kristoffer Diaz, Christopher Oscar Peña and Lauren Yee Unite for Profile Theatre’s Playwright Convening
For each of its seasons, Profile Theatre picks a single playwright or a group of playwrights to focus on. Currently, their theme is “The American Generation,” an umbrella encompassing the works of ...
Kristoffer Diaz, Christopher Oscar Peña and Lauren Yee Unite for Profile Theatre’s Playwright Convening
HOW TO MAKE AN AMERICAN SON: Jimmy Garcia and Matthew Sepeda. (David B. Kinder) Through searing humor and a stylish directorial concept, Profile Theatre’s production of Christopher Oscar Peña’s How to ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — It’s been described as a “riotous” intercontinental comedy, and now “Tiger Style!” takes the stage at Northwest Portland’s Profile Theatre. The play follows a brother and ...
KOIN 6: NW Portland’s Profile Theatre prepares to kick off new season
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Local non-profit arts center Profile Theatre is gearing up for the first production in its 2024-25 season. The play, titled “Samsara,” is described as a witty and comedic take ...
Theatre Frisco 8004 Dallas Pkwy, Suite 200, Frisco, TX 75034 Theatre Frisco performs in the Black Box Theater located in the Frisco Discovery Center, 8004 Dallas North Tollway, Frisco.
Theatre Frisco began as the Frisco Community Theatre and owes its start to Jack Scott. In 1984 Scott approached Doug Zambiasi, the Frisco Community Education director, with the idea of doing a show.
Theatre Frisco is very proud that since moving into the Discovery Center, everyone involved with a production gets paid. This includes actors, stage crew, musicians, and the production team (designers, directors, choreographers, etc).
Theatre Frisco strives to produce high-quality, professional standard theatrical programs to entertain and enrich the citizens of Frisco and surrounding communities. Our hope is to engage, inspire, and educate through the cultural force of theater. We create theater that shares the diversity of life experiences through storytelling.
Theatre Frisco supports diversity in its casting and encourages all ethnic and gender identities to audition. All actors, with the exception of Will and Josephine, must play younger and older versions of their primary character. As noted, with the exception of lead characters, everyone serves as ensemble and other characters throughout.