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The Friends talk to the creators of 'Underground Railroad Game,' which is back in NYC; plus reviews of an all-female 'Mac Beth,' 'BLKS,' and 'Continuity.'
The Los Angeles company will present works by Jiehae Park, Lauren Yee, Sandra Tsing Loh, and May Lee-Yang.
10 early-career artists from Miami and New York City will be given networking and professional development opportunities.
The writer, performer, and producer will step into the role in June.
The League of Professional Theatre Women recognizes Walker-Kuhne's service to the theatre field.
Her Pulitzer-winning play 'Fairview' is about why white people should make space for people of color; she's amused that it's controversial.
100 other theatre artists will come together this weekend for a 24-hour live reading of the special counsel's report.
Between the push-ups, mud dances, cooing babies, jars of goose fat, and actual geese, what's not onstage at the Jacobs can be as fascinating as what's onstage.
An ambitious effort to hire contemporary playwrights to translate the Bard into modern English is about to deliver the goods.
The actors were among those honored at the annual awards for women in theatre.
This week the critics talk with the Tony-winning composer about his newest project: the gender-bending 'Tootsie.'
A musical 'Cyrano' starring Peter Dinklage joins premieres by Donja R. Love and Thomas Bradshaw and a musical based on 'Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice.'
Ohio University is creating more flexibility for its musical theatre BFA students to pursue other subjects, including formal musical training.
In a big night for New York Theatre Workshop, 'What the Constitution Means to Me' and 'Hurricane Diane' were among top winners.
Winners include talent from 'Alice by Heart,' 'The Beast in the Jungle,' 'Hadestown,' 'Oklahoma!,' and 'Ain't Too Proud.'
How Opera Theatre of St. Louis used a Wallace Foundation Grant to test audience-building strategies.
New revivals of 'Little Shop' and 'Annie Get Your Gun' bookend a slate that includes BD Wong directing Lauren Yee's 'The Great Leap' and Alfred Molina in Florian Zeller's 'The Father.'
Meanwhile, the House subcommittee has recommended a substantial increase in NEA funding.
The honors recognize artistic achievement on and Off-Broadway.
In 'A Jordan Downs Illumination,' the company returns to South L.A. to find a community changed and still changing.
The Off-Broadway theatre has launched its Radical Parent-Inclusion Project, which will include free childcare for its artists and shorter work days for parents.
The lineup features a range of contemporary works, including a Thomas Gibbons world premiere.
10 mid-sized theatres across the country will try out single-ticket plans and learn from each other's data.
Samantha Shay's stripped-down, fem-focused take on the tragedy inspires low-tech awe"and starts a raucous argument.
The Friends talk to the star of the original 'Next to Normal' about her newest one-woman show. Plus, reviews of 'Caroline, or Change,' 'Paul Swan is Dead and Gone,' and 'Tootsie.'
