Matthews Playhouse staff was honored with an award from Charlotte Media Group Weeklies as the Best Community Theatre of 2021. Managing...

Matthews Playhouse was recently featured on the latest episode of Inside Matthews a new podcast hosted by former Mayor Jim Taylor. In...

Written by Karie Simmons for The Weekly | May 18, 2021 MATTHEWS — It’s been a long wait for the return of live theater, but the time has...

By Kari Beal, Spectrum News CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Many theaters in North Carolina have sat empty for the last year. That’s because COVID-19...

Coolidge Harris' 'Greenwood' earns production date Published Sunday, May 2, 2021 by Ashley Mahoney for The Charlotte Post Coolidge Harris...

Congratulations to Coolidge Harris II and his winning submission, Greenwood. As the winner of our inaugural Playwright Festival,...

Coolidge attended California State University, Sacramento and after graduation was a member of the Sons and Ancestors Players Theatre...

Crystal Joseph has been writing since high school where, depending on the level of boredom, she would write poetry until the bell rang....

As a world traveler, Rory attributes his time in the U.S. Army, and the experiences he gained by living in various cities and countries,...

Raven Monroe is a playwright, actor, and singer with a BA in Theatre from UNC Charlotte and an MFA in Dramatic Writing from NYU. Born in...

Kenyatt hopes KINGS WITHOUT A QUEEN can teach individuals to forgive their parents while providing insight to understand their flaws....

Charlotte native and former MPH cast member (now Broadway actress), TyNia Brandon who played the "Sour Kangaroo" in the Matthews...

The following article was Published Thursday, January 14, 2021 in the Charlotte Post by Ashley Mahoney The Matthews Playhouse of...

Sarah Delia of WFAE-FM (Charlotte) does a podcast interview with Playhouse favorite, Geof Knight, who was cast as George Bailey in our...

The following article first appeared in the Matthews-Mint Hill Weekly on November 27, 2020 Written by Justin Vick It may be a while...

The following article first appeared in The Mint Hill Times on December 2, 2020 Written by Jessica Mentzer CHARLOTTE – What are you...

While this year has been full of unexpected challenges, our staff and board has risen to the occasion to continue to provide the best...