Hartford Stage is nonprofit professional theatre that offers a range of classic and modern plays. Founded in 1963, the theater produces plays of several artists, such as William Shakespeare, Michael Wilson, Edward Albee, Horton Foote, Eve Ensler, Alfred Uhry and Christopher Durang. It offers various discount programs for senior citizens, students, low-income theatre lovers and groups. The theater also offers training opportunities for young professionals in production, artistic and event management areas. Additionally, it conducts performance workshops, classes and contests. Located in Hartford, Conn., the theater has special seating arrangements for people with physical disabilities. Hartford Stage also publishes an electronic newsletter that features discount offers and special event notices.
This theater in downtown Hartford is where you come and see freestyle performances that take the word improv to a new level. From spoken-word sessions with the audience to choreographed miming and situational comedy, the Sea Tea group always provides a laugh or two. Many of their members have learned from the best at renowned comedy institutions such as Second City, Groundlings and the Upright Citizens Brigade.
