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Kraft will leave the company at the end of 2017 after serving 12 years as executive director.
The 62nd annual Drama Desk Awards was held on Sunday night and honored the 2016-17 season of Broadway, Off-, and Off-Off-Broadway productions.
It had science, it had art---in other words, the Civilians' 'Great Immensity' was a perfect target for conservatives. Its director, Steve Cosson, responds.
The season will include a rolling world premiere, a holiday tradition, and an immersive performance.
From a video game to a courtroom, from a battlefield to a Ferris wheel, it is another exciting week for theatre.
The lineup will feature world premieres by Eric Coble, Lisa Langford, and Tearrance Arvelle Chrisholm.
The two companies will stage 'Our Town,' the Hypocrites will bring their immersive 'Pirates of Penzance,' and Culture Clash will revisit 'Bordertown.'
The season will include works by Wallace Shawn, Brett Neveu, Grant Varjas, and Ionesco.
The season will include productions and programs celebrating female empowerment.
The season will include plays with women as heroes, and offer a superhero training camp for kids.
The lineup will feature three productions and a reading series of new plays.
The minimalist production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic brought the story to life through mime and movement.
On this week's episode, we have two guests: director Rebecca Taichman and artistic director Kevin Moriarty, who discusses their Tony nomination/wins. Plus, the editors predict what the best …
Movers, shakers, and makers in the Portland theatre community offer their favorite P-Town haunts.
Richard Nelson's play about Papp joins a slate featuring world premieres from Elevator Repair Service and Lynn Nottage.
Schlosberg will leave the Alley Theatre to help run another Houston company.
The lineup features a play by Paula Vogel, new works, and a reenvisioning of a neglected classic.
The season will feature a Nina Simone musical, a Rajiv Joseph play, and a George Bernard Shaw adaptation.
I was commissioned to write about a divisive historical figure. Who knew my play would drop when U.S. history was writing an explosive new chapter?
Chicago just lost one of its most valuable players, Sam Roberson Jr. of Congo Square Theatre. His friends and colleagues remember him in their own words.
The lineup will include modern interpretations of 'King Lear' and 'Peter Pan.'
From the ice rink to band practice, from Kansas City, Mo., to Providence, R.I., it is a drama-filled week.
The lineup will feature three Shakespeare plays and 'Peter and the Starcatcher.'
Led by one full-time staffer, this company develops and produces new work in Rhode Island's coastal capital.
Case comes to the LGBT-focused company after 16 years at La Jolla Playhouse.
