Gilbert is currently starring in the Off-Broadway play Still at The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture’s Loreto Theater in ...

Toad, played by Matt Onnen, is joined by birds, left to right, played by Elizabeth Welter, Paula Donafrio, Lyle Mangen, Kellie Wright and Hali Ahrndt, and Frog, played by Jeffrey Caperton, during ...

All performances and concerts scheduled at the Round Barn Theatre for 2025 have been canceled and refunds will be offered. Also closed is the Stutzman Brothers Steakhouse, various shops ...

Actress Melissa Gilbert expressed her support for “other interpretations” of the Little House on the Prairie series. Gilbert ...

Melissa Gilbert joined The View to discuss the new off-Broadway play Still. The show, now playing at The Sheen Center, ...

SEVEN AT NOON, A PROVOCATIVE DARK COMEDY IS OPENING SOON AT THE BLUE BARN THEATER. HERE TO TELL US ABOUT THE TONY AWARD WINNING PLAY APPROPRIATE IS THE DRAMATURG FOR THE SHOW. BLOOMFIELD BERRY AND ...

Melissa Gilbert is 100% behind Netflix’s upcoming Little House on the Prairie reboot. On Jan. 29, the streamer announced it was working on a new TV series based on Laura Ingalls Wilder’s ...

The actress says she's enjoying exploring passionate roles, like in her new play 'Still,' that prove love and sex are still part of life after 60 Maria Baranova Melissa Gilbert is embracing the ...

stars Melissa Gilbert and Mark Moses. The 8-week return engagement just opened at The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture’s Loreto Theater. Still is a funny yet heart-wrenching story for anyone ...

Melissa Gilbert shared her thoughts on the term “anti-aging.” She called it “one of my least favorite expressions in the world.” The actress, 60, is no longer interested in reversing the ...

In an interview with EW, Melissa Gilbert, aka the Laura in the long-running NBC series from 1974-1984, said, “there’s room in the Little House universe for all different kinds of stories to be ...

Conversation is the only way to change minds.” Melissa Gilbert in Still Maria Baranova-Suzuki It wasn’t a stretch for Melissa to represent her side of the political fence in this play.