Redtwist Theatre

Founded by actor-director Michael Colucci in 1994 as the Actors Workshop Theatre, the company produced sporadically and itinerantly until moving into its current space on Bryn Mawr Avenue in 2003, where it produced full seasons of 20th-century standards by the likes of Arthur Miller and Edward Albee. In 2008, the company rebranded as the more distinctive Redtwist Theatre, and it's added edgier writers such as Martin McDonagh and Tracy Letts into its mix.