A solidly spooky, if not outright chilling, entry in the Women’s Voices Theater Festival.

A gorgeous, inventive, but sometimes-plodding take on the biblical story of King Herod’s daughter.

We’ve got your spooky plays right here.

This excellent, semi-autobiographical play makes its world premiere as part of both the Women’s Voices Theater Festival and the 2015 Locally Grown Festival.

During this time of reflection on the roles of women in contemporary American theater, it is disappointing to see the representative roles Thelma Theatre offers in their current repertory.

Taffety Punk Theatre company is debuting Liz Maestri’s new work as part of the Women’s Voices Theater Festival.

A journey into the inner lives of stock photo models.