Ensemble Theatre Company of Santa Barbara (ETC) presents the award-winning play The Syringa Tree, a deeply moving coming-of-age story set in South Africa. This engaging one-woman drama, which has ...

Pamela Gien refers to Seattle as the "birthing place" of her one-actor epic "The Syringa Tree." The show premiered at ACT Theatre nearly five years ago. And now ACT is a place where Gien's robust ...

Ann Arbor Civic Theatre presents the searing contemporary drama "The Syringa Tree," directed by Alex Bisker, May 7-10 at The University of Michigan's Arthur Miller Theatre. Performances are at 2 p.m.

In ‘The Syringa Tree, ’ Scranton native Maura Malloy plays 24 characters who range in age, race and gender. SCRANTON- After a well-received run in January of this year, “The Syringa Tree,” starring ...

Ensemble Theatre’s production of The Syringa Tree, which opened Saturday at the Alhecama, is a one-woman show, peopled with 24 separate and distinct characters. Written and originally performed by ...

This is how it all begins: Night falls, a group of people — a family, a clan, a tribe — gathers around a campfire. The flames crackle, the wind whispers, and under the starry sky, one person begins to ...

Steinberg’s ample talents illuminate the simple but stirring story of “The Syringa Tree.” Set in South Africa, the show details the relationship between Elizabeth, a young white girl, and her family’s ...

The best thing about Pamela Gien’s The Syringa Tree is the central character who tells most of the story, a six-year-old child named Elizabeth. She’s sometimes cute, but she’s also smart, bratty and ...

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RIGHT: Scranton native Maura Malloy plays 24 characters, male and female, old and young, black and white, in the poignant play ‘The Syringa Tree,’ presented by The Electric Theatre. Though she grew up ...

A new one-woman play now running off-Broadway tells the intertwined stories of two families — one black, one white — in apartheid-era South Africa. The play is semi-autobiographical — based on the ...