Movies and TvShows featuring "theater-production" theme.

A struggling actor, known for his role as a superhero, tries to regain relevance by directing and starring in a play. As he deals with demanding actors, personal issues, and mounting pressure, he starts to lose touch with reality. In a desperate attempt to prove himself, he puts on a show that ends with a shocking twist. Will his gamble pay off or push him over the edge?

High Heels is a dark comedy that revolves around a daughter seeking revenge while hiding her true identity. Set in Madrid, Spain, the story follows the complicated relationship between a mother and daughter and their journey through deceit and murder. With elements of a love triangle and a marriage proposal, the plot takes unexpected twists and turns. Humiliation, jealousy, and betrayal add to the complexity of the story. The movie explores themes of forgiveness and reconciliation as the daughter navigates through her quest for vengeance.

Downhill follows the story of a schoolboy who is wrongly punished and expelled from school. He faces a series of misfortunes, including falling into a life of deception and adultery. The film explores themes of friendship, homoeroticism, and father-son relationships, all set against the backdrop of London and Paris.

Star! is a musical biopic that tells the story of a famous stage actress who rises to fame and battles personal and professional challenges. Set in the 1920s and 1930s in Manhattan, New York City, the film explores the actress's ambition, divorce, pregnancy, and struggles with alcoholism. It showcases her rise to stardom in the musical theater industry, her relationships with other performers, and her constant pursuit of fame.

Mother Night is a drama film set during World War II. It follows the story of an American playwright who becomes intertwined in the politics of the Third Reich, working as a spy for both the Germans and the Americans. After the war, he faces a trial for his actions and struggles with his identity and redemption.

Slings & Arrows is a comedic and dramatic TV show that follows the ups and downs of a Canadian theater group as they navigate the challenges of putting on productions. With elements of magical realism and a play-within-a-film format, the show explores the backstage world of theater in a satirical and entertaining way.

De-Lovely is a biography of legendary composer Cole Porter, exploring his unconventional love life and his incredible musical talent. The film delves into Porter's relationships, including his marriage to Linda Lee Thomas, as well as his struggles with personal demons.

In Renaissance Man, a commercial advertising expert is forced to become a teacher in a military training program. Through teaching, he helps his students and himself discover their true potential. This fish-out-of-water story explores themes of self-discovery, teacher-student relationships, and the challenges of military training.

In the midst of the air raids during World War II, a crotchety old stage actor struggles to stage a Shakespeare play while dealing with personal and professional challenges.

Charles II: The Power and The Passion is a historical drama miniseries that explores the life and reign of King Charles II of England. Set in the 17th century, the show delves into the challenges and intrigues faced by the king, including his exile, restoration to the throne, and his relationships with various women. It also touches on political and religious tensions of the time.

A group of people navigate love, relationships, and narrow-mindedness in modern-day France.

Farinelli is a biographical drama set in 18th-century Italy. It tells the story of the world-renowned opera singer Farinelli and his unique voice, as well as the struggles he faces in his personal life. The movie explores themes such as love, sacrifice, and the pursuit of artistic perfection.

In 18th-century France, a fiery redhead actress becomes involved in a love triangle between two brothers who are challenged to a duel. With the backdrop of the French Revolution, sword fights, theater productions, and Damsels in distress, Scaramouche takes you on a thrilling adventure.

The Puppetmaster is a biographical drama set in Taiwan during World War II. It tells the story of a talented puppeteer and his struggles as he navigates through the turbulent times. The film explores themes of war, love, and the power of storytelling.

When a prenatal test reveals that the Gold family may have a gay gene, conflicts arise as they question their beliefs and values.

The Other Side of the Bed is a comedic and dramatic film that takes place in Spain. It revolves around relationships, lies, adultery, and the complexities of love. The story follows two couples who are intertwined in a web of deceit and infidelity. As they navigate through their relationships, they discover hidden desires and face the consequences of their actions. With catchy songs and entertaining performances, this film explores the ups and downs of love with humor and emotion.

Céline and Julie, two friends, find themselves in a series of bizarre and magical events when they go boating. They enter an alternate reality where they become involved in a theater production, encounters with a magician, and a murder of a child. As they navigate this strange world, they must confront their own desires and fears, all while trying to find a way back to their own reality.

Caesar Must Die is a documentary drama that follows a group of high-security prisoners in Italy as they rehearse and perform a production of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. The film explores themes of freedom, tyranny, and the power of art to transcend boundaries.

Return of the Secaucus Seven follows a group of friends who attended college together in the 1960s and reunite for a weekend in New Hampshire. The film explores their relationships, personal struggles, and the changes they have gone through over the years. As they spend time together, the group reflects on their past and reminisces about their college days. Throughout the weekend, they engage in activities such as skinny-dipping, volleyball, and attending a theater production. The film also touches on social issues of the time, including the Vietnam War and women's rights. Return of the Secaucus Seven is a heartfelt drama about friendship, nostalgia, and the complexities of adulthood.

A group of friends navigate through midlife crisis, adultery, and friendship in 1970s Paris, with a touch of comedy.