This is your chance to meet John Waters cult film legend Mink Stole and Andy Warhol superstar Penny Arcade. They were born to play these outrageous roles in a rarely seen Williams farce, just back from a sold-out run in Provincetown!

Forty years after Keir Dullea played the handsome hobbling Brick in the acclaimed 1974 Broadway revival of Cat, he played Big Daddy at Provincetown's Town Hall. Also starred Mia Dillon (Tony nominee for Crimes of the Heart) as Big Mama.

A burlesque show with dancers and chorus line provided the framework for the world premiere of Curtains for the Gentleman - a comic thriller written by Tom Williams before he became “Tennessee”.

Sissy Goforth, a legendary diva (and former Ziegfeld showgirl) is dictating her memoirs atop the mountain of her Italian Riviera estate when the Angel of Death drops in to make love to her.

Cult film star Mink Stole (Desperate Living, Serial Mom) was born to play Trinket, a high-strung high society fugitive. Penny Arcade (a teen-age superstar from Andy Warhol’s Factory) is her bosom buddy Celeste.

Poet Roxi Power is at the forefront of the Neo-Benshi movement, reviving the Japanese art of live over-dubbing of popular films, with a fun twist on American classics.

The sleeper hit from last year's Festival returned from South Africa after winning awards and acclaim in Cape Town.

Forever radical, forever modern, Gertrude Stein’s portraits of women are celebrations of language, playful plays, playful plays on words.

This workshop production was directed by the Festival Curator, David Kaplan, and starred some of our favorite actors from past years.

We created our own "juke joint" in P'town with Eden Brent from the Magnolia State.

This 60-minute lesson on Tennessee Williams will brief you on the playwright, with handy insights about our lineup of performances.

Tennessee whiskey and Barbeque! What better way to kick off the Festival than with a family-style feast of down-home cooking, accompanied by the smooth taste of Jack Daniels?