Kevin Gerfen is preparing to play Scrooge in Timothy Cole's adaption of A Christmas Carol. The two discuss their understanding of the famous lead character.

Those who regularly attend plays at Town & Gown Theatre might recognize the names -- or, perhaps, the many character faces -- of Valerie Thrasher and Jacob Boyd. Both work onstage and off, and both have volunteered to oversee this summer's Short Play Festival. I asked Valerie and Jacob about the history of the festival, its inner workings, and what audiences can expect come August. A Brief History of the Short Plays Tim: This will be the (lucky?) 13th Annual Stillwater Short

The three stars of Crimes of the Heart discuss what it's like playing sisters, though none of them are sisters in real life.

Town & Gown volunteers tell tales about Dawn Behrens and express their love for her.

Paul Weber discusses The Wild Women of Winedale along with his formidable history at the Town & Gown Theatre.

I recently sat down and interviewed Austin Rauschuber, who will be making his Town & Gown debut as Dr. Jekyll and Edward Hyde.

Town & Gown's upcoming production stars an out-of-town actress from Yukon, while members of T&G travel to other theatres for productions.

Long before the Disney version, illustrators of "Beauty and the Beast" gave the cursed prince many faces.

A look at how Town & Gown actors learn their lines

A chat with the performer who portrays the title character in Always... Patsy Cline.

A summary of holiday-themed shows at Town & Gown

Is the Town & Gown Theatre haunted by a ghost -- or perhaps more than one?

The Cast of "And Then There Were None" at Town & Gown - Photos by Timothy Cole When people learn I’m directing a show at Town & Gown, they almost always ask how I choose a script. In my case, I consider several points: genre, audience appeal, actor appeal, and whether a story is different than anything we’ve done recently. Genre was the easiest point to satisfy; I simply love thrillers and horror in books and movies. Psychological or supernatural – it doesn’t matter – just g

Tim Prasil explores early reviews of Christie's "unusual" novel