Don’t make the disastrous mistake of missing out on Panache’s hilarious production of “Disaster: The Musical,” now playing at the Ruth and Bucky Stein Theatre until May 3.

'Disaster! The Musical’ is full of laughs and class acts going into the premiere at Ruth and Buck Stein Theatre on April 23.

Audiences should rush on down that yellow brick road to Thalian Hall, and experience this magical production of ’The Wizard of Oz' for themselves.

Ready to support a new and inventive night out? Don’t Tell Comedy shows are $25 plus fees. Performances are Friday, April 17 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, April 19 at 7 p.m.

While the city prepares for the full-fledged festivities of Azalea Fest 2026, the cast and crew of the Thalian Association’s “The Wizard of Oz” are ramping up for the ever dreaded “Hell Week” to begin.

Wilbur & Orville: The Workshop Upstairs is a limited 8-week production about the Wright brothers in a temporary space from April to May.

Big Dawg Productions play about Robert Harrill, “The Hermit of Fort Fisher” at Thalian Hall opens April 2-5 and 9-12.

The Campfireball show has evolved over time and returns to Jengo’s Playhouse this week, March 26.

Wilmington Theater Awards host Erin Sullivan sits down to laugh with Chase Harrison before the show this week on March 25 at Thalian Hall.

Running March 6–8 in the Red Box at Thalian Hall, the cabaret is part fundraiser, part artistic experiment, and part declaration of intent from one of Wilmington’s newest—and most purpose-driven—theatre companies.

“True Confessions of a Failed Debutante” is a show worth seeing and runs one more weekend at Thalian Hall, March 6 - 8, with evening performances at 7:30 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.

encore interviews ’To Kill A Mockingbird" actors before the weekend shows and final curtain call on March 1.

Welcome to a new series, where we’ll step into the aisle, off the stage, and behind the curtain, to explore where local theatre lives in the Port City.

Week one of “Come From Away” was performed at Thalian Hall’s Red Box Theatre. Week two is at the Front Street Theatre.

"True Confessions of a Failed Debutante” is a new one-woman show written and performed by Beth Ann Bryant-Richards and blends humor, memory, and cultural observation into a candid hour of theatre.

This is the final week of "White Rabbit Red Rabbit" in the Ruth & Bucky Stein Studio Theatre at Thalian Hall. Performance times are 7:30 p.m. Thu-Sat, with Sunday matinees at 3 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 19 through Sunday, Feb. 22.

‘White Rabbit Red Rabbit’ runs in the Ruth & Bucky Stein Studio Theatre, opening this Thursday, February 12 and runs through February 22.

The dress rehearsal of Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Orient Express” sets the stage for an entertaining murder mystery for audiences.

"The Scottsboro Boys,” produced by Techmoja Dance and Theatre Company, opens this Friday, Feb. 6 with a dynamic cast to bring urgency and humanity to a story too often marginalized or forgotten.

Thalian Hall offers a variety of tour options, for more information and to book a tour visit thalianhall.org/tours