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Lauren Yee's Cambodian Rock Band rocked the American theatre scene making her one of the most-produced playwrights in the country. She's interviewed by Obie Award-winning actor and musician Joe Ngo, who has been a collaborative force at every step of the Cambodian Rock Band journey.

It’s bedtime…and your kids don’t want to go to sleep. Enter: The award-winning Story Pirates with Sleep Squad, a family-friendly, interactive, virtual theatre experience.

Director Bart DeLorenzo helmed tokyo fish story ​because story’s recipe appealed to him: food, combined with a subtle yet engagingly universal drama about people who suppress emotions for the sake of tradition.

A handful of animal actors have appeared on SCR’s stages. The largest was Odin, who made his acting debut in the 1998 world premiere of Richard Greenberg's Hurrah at Last, playing the role of Thunder.

How many of these Alan Ayckbourn play titles can you get?

Designer Ralph Funicello has created sets for more than three-dozen productions at SCR. One of the most colorful may have been for John Logan's Red—recreating the look of artist Mark Rothko's 1950s Bowery studio.

​Brooklyn Boy by Donald Margulies was commissioned by SCR, developed at the Pacific Playwrights Festival and had its world premiere here in 2004. 

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A scrim is a coarse gauze-like material that can be used anywhere on the stage. Learn more and see some examples.

In 2015, David Ivers made his SCR directorial debut with the outrageous comedy, One Man, Two Guvnors.

Karen Zacarías’ play, Destiny of Desire had shocking surprises at nearly every turn—and the cast loved telling it. Actor Ella Saldana North shared why this photo from the play is an important moment.

Did you know that some costumes use “hair hats” instead of full wigs? Take a look at some from A Christmas Carol.