‘The Addams Family’ is a new story taking the stage at the Joe Jefferson Playhouse in June! This play is described as “a comical feast that embraces the wackiness in every family, features an original ...

Catchy music, creative choreography, and a funny plotline all came together for a highly entertaining evening with the Broadway National Tour of The Addams Family: A Musical Comedy at the Granada last ...

“The Addams Family Musical”: invites the audience to participate in some spooky special events, when it performs this week, Oct 9-12, at Hering Auditorium. Here’s what is happening: • Thursday, Oct. 9 ...

PENDLETON — Snap twice for the creepiest and kookiest family to hit the stage in Pendleton. The Pendleton Theater Co. presents “The Addams Family” musical with performances Oct. 24 and Oct. 31 at 7:30 ...

LUBBOCK, Texas (NEWS RELEASE) - The American Theatre Guild is thrilled to present the magnificently macabre hit musical that embraces the wackiness in every family, THE ADDAMS FAMILY. This production ...

BAINBRIDGE — The Paxton Theatre will host youth performances of "THE ADDAMS FAMILY - Young@Part" from July 11-13. According to an announcement, this musical features a story about Wednesday Addams, ...

2010 Drama Desk Awards Outstanding Actor in a Musical Nathan Lane 2010 Drama Desk Awards Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musica Kevin Chamberlin 2010 Drama Desk Awards Outstanding Featured Actress in ...

Directed by Daria E. Troxell, the Mountain Community Theater is set to open “The Addams Family” musical Sept. 19 at Ben Lomond’s historic Park Hall. With musical direction by Jesse McMilin, vocal ...

Based on the single-panel comics found in New Yorker Magazine, cartoonist Charles Addams' "The Addams Family" became a cult classic through a television sitcom of the 1960s. Once again, the family — ...

What makes a family normal? This question depends upon the context, as the norms of culture vary from place to place and over time. What makes a community a family? That might be a better question, ...

There’s nothing quite like rigor mortis to make a show come to life. The Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club’s production of “The Addams Family” managed to do just that, proving that sometimes a little ...