Curtains on Fire

At long last, Curtains on Fire returns with new works by up-and-coming playwrights! This episode features The Ticket by Rosy Lum, My Sister's Summer by Sunita Singh, and Perfect Dad/Malcolm's Tatt by Jake Daehler. And a special surprise announcement at the end...

Here comes the seventh episode of "Curtains on Fire," featuring laughs, tears, psycho killers, and heartbreaking stories of addiction and recovery. This time around we feature new works from up and coming writers: "London" by Lee Cohn, "Monsters" by Bobbi L'Huillier, and "The Promises" by Janet Weakley.

Curtains on Fire returns! Featuring three new plays by up-and-coming playwrights: "Is this 911?" by Lynn Langone, "The First Rule" by Amy Rauch, and "Being Understood" by Ted Wrigley.

For the first time ever, it's Curtain on Fire Live! This replay of our recent live show features performances of six new plays: "Green Elephant" and "Great Moments in Linguistics" by David Doster, "Three" by Jay Strong, "Forever" by Hank Fandel, "The Cure" by Jake Daehler, and "The Arthur Problem" by Alex Bernstein.

It's the fourth episode of "Curtains on Fire," featuring new works from the Rising Curtain Theatre Company. In this episode, we feature three new plays: "Meet Me Outside" by Christina Mastroeni, "The Lunchbox" by David Doster, and "Officer Down" by Jay Strong.

It's the third episode of "Curtains on Fire," featuring new works from the Rising Curtain Theatre Company. In this episode, we feature four new plays: "A Conundrum" by Lynn Langone, "Elucidation" by Ted Wrigley, "ID" by Alex Bernstein, and "Sorry, John" by Jake Daehler.

Welcome to the long overdue second episode of "Curtains on Fire", featuring new works from the Rising Curtain Theatre Company. In this episode, we feature three new plays: "PattyRoller" by Jay Strong, "Maybe Next Week" by Tarek Salib, and "Of the Mill" by Nat Gennace.

Welcome to the first episode of "Curtains on Fire", featuring new works from the Rising Curtain Theatre Company. In episode 1, we feature three micro-plays: "Corner Boys" by Joe Fernandes, "Siblings" by Hank Fandel, and "Thanks for Calling" by David Doster.