8,531 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
The new initiative will allow patrons to purchase art directly from Arena Stage artists.
The Upstate New York costumer will receive $7,500 toward related studies that will complement her design work.
Sydney Magruder Washington, who has been outspoken about her mental illness, is using quarantine to reflect on her identity and place in the world.
Michel Hausmann has long used the Colony Theatre's signage for tweet-length messages, and now each week he's turning it over to Black writers.
How 2 theatre training programs for adults and young people with intellectual disabilities have adapted their work during the pandemic lockdown.
The Chicago ensemble theatre will present a shortened lineup, plus new works on a streaming platform.
Gray's tenure will begin on July 1, 2020.
The third cohort includes 13 playwright and theatre partnerships across 10 cities.
Two troupes have found a new way to bring audiences to them, and parking isn't an issue.
The Southern-bred director spent his early years breaking down barriers, and he's now intent on joining a movement for change and inclusivity in the theatre.
As theatres pause live performance and seek other ways to connect with audiences, this magazine will pause its print edition but continue online.
In partnership with WNYC, the Public will offer this four-part drama starring André Holland over four July nights.
The D.C. theatre will work with five organizations that share a commitment to inclusion, anti-racism, and social justice.
TRG Arts finds that multidisciplinary venues are most likely to try to reopen early, and theatres the least likely.
The Music Critics Association of North America recognizes their opera about African American life.
The plays from Virginia Grise, juliany taveras, and Cándido Tirado are available now from Play at Home.
The study, conducted with the Center for Scholars & Storytellers, shows that gender and race representation in TYA work has increased over the past decade.
Vincent Terrell Durham's play 'Polar Bears, Black Boys & Prairie Fringed Orchids' will stream around the country on June 19.
How the pandemic shutdown gave the Lillys-backed initiative a chance to refocus efforts to support the field.
In this excerpt from a new journal by theatre artists, the author recounts how she confronted racism in a loved one with more love.
A longtime staff member, he helped keep the magazine's copy clean, budgets balanced, and deadlines met.
The adjusted season will begin April 29, 2021, with the extended closure resulting in $40 million in lost revenue.
Her Six Viewpoints taught me, and generations of theatremakers and performers, to get out of our own way and expand our perception.
Remembrances of a teaching giant who brought up so many other teachers and actors, including her talented son.
The 65th annual ceremony celebrating the 2019-20 theatre season was presented online.
