The potion-fueled comedy follows two frenemies chasing eternal youth, with one Omaha show offering ASL and audio description.

Artist Betni Kalk's wraparound mural at 23rd Avenue pairs with native plantings and interpretive panels for visitors.

The new branch at 1111 O St. will make 400 linear feet of local-history materials, periodicals and microfilm available.

Front-row seats come with a plastic sheet warning: the Howard Drew Theatre's Splatter Zone is set to spray fake blood during the cult horror-comedy.

The actor who played Brian Johnson joins an Oct. 23 Omaha Community Playhouse fundraiser, with only 50 meet-and-photo upgrades available.

Bennington Community Theatre is moving into the second floor of Nate's Stumble Inn, giving the young troupe its first permanent home.

Three October screenings at the Ruth Sokolof Theater pair sci-fi and documentary with discussions led by Omaha groups, from Creighton librarians to The Omaha Star.

The Hamilton creator fielded questions from Rose Theater students and urged them not to stop creating.