8,601 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
Aside from running shows, Castanien is also an advocate for equity, diversity, and inclusion.
She's overseen more than 75 productions at Children's Theatre Company and is dedicated to instilling a love of theatre to young people, onstage and backstage.
She brings activism and passion to her multihyphenate theatre career.
U.S. theatres strive to maintain and build on the period of relative stability reflected in the latest edition of TCG's annual industry report.
You can't just dip into the best, most compulsively readable book ever written about the art and sweat of making theatre (though you may skip a few parts).
10 plays by women of color running Off-Broadway at one time may not seem momentous, until you realize we've never seen it before.
Five L.A. schools have been selected to participate in the free program hosted by Center Theatre Group.
This year's TCG Fall Forum on Governance challenged theatremakers and their boards to dig deep and think big.
The company in St. Thomas, by surviving hurricanes Irma and Maria, helped its fellow islanders survive it too.
Zietsman will start his new role at the Miami performing arts center early next year.
A cohort of 7 L.A.-based writers will develop new works at Center Theatre Group.
The season will include a world premiere play by Erik Patterson.
A historic gathering for theatres of color in St. Louis turned out to be a powerful and unexpectedly timely convening.
For Monica White Ndounou, diversifying pedagogy and the canon isn't just an obligation, it's an opportunity.
UCLA TFT will present new plays, musicals, and operas as part of its mainstage season.
Broadway may have reopened its theatres on Sept. 13, but it was Mary Zimmerman's 'Metamorphoses' that seemed to capture and transform NYC's grief.
The critics interview the Oscar-winning screenwriter about finally getting some Broadway love, and trade thoughts on 'King Kong.'
The latest numbers show playwrights and directors edging close to parity, while most designers apart from costumers lag behind.
Darren Canady, Keiko Green, and Jordan Ramirez Puckett have been selected for developmental workshops.
The two artists discuss performative wokeness in 'The Thanksgiving Play' at Playwrights Horizons. Plus the Friends review Michael Urie's performance in 'Torch Song' on Broadway.
The annual festival will feature five world premieres, including a new play by Lucas Hnath.
The company, which suspended operations last spring, is back with classics and new plays for its "Rebuild the Rep" season.
The prolific playwright talks about his newest play 'Rightlynd,' his adopted hometown of Chicago, and how he handles rejection.
The title 'arts management consultant' doesn't capture the wide-ranging passion and commitment she brought to her career and her life.
Debuting on Broadway 1951, he acted in Lincoln Center Rep and APA-Phoenix Rep at the start of a long New York and regional career.
