Set in Truvy’s beauty salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana, Steel Magnolias is a celebration of life. “As an audience we are given the opportunity to witness how these six strong Southern women rise to the ...

People's Light kicks off the new year with Robert Harling's Steel Magnolias, playing January 14 - February 15, 2026 on the ...

“Steel Magnolias,” a stage play that follows the lives and friendships of a group of women in small-town Louisiana, will run from Aug. 11-13 and Aug. 18-20 at the Waldron Arts Center in Bloomington.

Everyone gathers at Truvy’s Salon to share their joys and heartbreaks, including, clockwise from left, Annelle (Alexandra Lee), Clairee (Marcia Pizzo), Ouiser (Nancy Carlin), Truvy (Lisa Strum) and ...

SEQUIM — In a prime example of art imitating life, the cast of Olympic Theatre Arts’ new production of “Steel Magnolias” is fast becoming a tight-knit group as they prep for the stage a familiar and ...

It’s Saturday morning at Truvy’s Beauty Salon in a little Louisiana town. Truvy reserves Saturday mornings for her closest friends. There’s laughter and sorrow and plenty of one-liners, especially ...

Set in fictional Chinquapin Parish, Louisiana, “Steel Magnolias” is a humor-filled and poignant exploration of the power of female friendship, resilience, and the strength found in a chosen family.

There’s something about sitting in a beauty shop, getting your hair done, that makes people feel like spilling their guts and tears. That’s the setting for Robert Harling’s play, “Steel Magnolias,” ...

Stepping inside the Park Hall in Ben Lomond for the Mountain Community Theater’s first production of their 43rd season is like taking a ride in Emmett Brown’s DeLorean. The building itself is over 100 ...

The laughter-through-tears comedy “Steel Magnolias” is perennially popular with small theaters — perhaps for the practical reason that it requires only one set. But the latest Central Florida ...

The luminous Truvy and her in-home beauty parlor is awash in eye-popping pinks; it’s a local gathering spot where great hair is designed for a fee, advice dished out for free. Laughter, tears and ...

Herbert Ross said he could "absolutely not" see Hannah in the role of Annelle, but she won the part anyway. "He was like, 'No, absolutely not, I don't see it,'" Hannah recently told PEOPLE, recalling ...