After countless hours put into building sets and rehearsing scenes, the region’s theater companies remain in limbo due to coronavirus shut downs.
Reno Little Theater
This past weekend, RLT aired more live theater to the Reno-Sparks audience and beyond through their May Day 24-Hour Virtual Play Fest.
Karl reflects on the history of Reno Little Theater and it’s numerous moves and benefactors and contributors in Reno.
Reno Little Theater, Bruka and Goodluck Macbeth announced they are suspending their productions as a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.
Actors from Reno’s local theaters went head-to-head for the first time ever in the Improv Olympix to raise money for suicide awareness.
Reno Little Theater’s “Murder on the Orient Express” is a gem in the Reno theater scene with quality casting, acting and sets.
Building on the theme of “Jolly Christmas,” Reno Little Theater’s One Day Play Festival featured five new plays and loads of creativity.
Reno Little Theater’s newest play is perfect for the fall season as viewers follow a dysfunctional family, the Blakes, through their Thanksgiving dinner.
Kicking off their new season — and the theater’s 85th year in operation — Reno Little Theater presents the Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy “Harvey.”
“Sense and Sensibility” follows two sisters and their trials and tribulations with love.
