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DCPA introduces the 39th season for its Theatre Company, and the largest season yet for Off-Center.
The lineup will feature new plays by Rajiv Joseph and Lawrence Wright.
The lineup includes Suzan-Lori Parks, Stephen Adly Guirgis, Dominique Morisseau, and Edward Albee.
Intimate venues, short plays, small ticket prices, big risks---a Madrid movement spreads to other Spanish-speaking cities.
From Czechoslovakia to Ireland, from satirical novels to contemporary romances, it is another drama-filled week.
In a brief but spirited correspondence with producer Norman Lear, the playwright weighed an original comedy about clerks in a dead-letter office.
For the Seattle Rep run, the design team turned the immersive show into one that can play in a proscenium.
The lineup also includes two world premieres by local playwrights.
The fellowship will support the professional development of directors from the Boston area.
The new-play conference in Philadelphia will include workshops and readings of six new plays.
The play about unexpected paths had a fortuitous trip to the stage.
The lineup features world premieres by Jacqueline Goldfinger and Karen Hartman.
More than just a nice showcase for Josh Groban, 'Dust and Ashes' makes the non-linearity of mental illness dramatically compelling.
A history of the 60-year-old initiative that brings theatre directly to the people.
The Tennessee theatre will present a modern reimagining of 'Our Town' by Christopher Oscar Peña.
The season will open with Lorraine Hansberry's 'A Raisin in the Sun,' starring Brandon J. Dirden and Crystal A. Dickinson.
The Milwaukee theatre will also present a new-play festival as part of the season.
There will be four theatre productions in addition to dance, film, and music programming.
How do you raise money when your audiences aren't earning their own income?
The 11-show slate includes world premieres, including one about some local icons.
The 36th season will feature a Gershwin musical and a Steinbeck classic.
Lauren Yee, Don Nguyen, and Dustin Chinn will develop their plays at American Conservatory Theater.
The programs include a directing fellowship, led by Sam Gold, and writing retreats for playwrights.
Apothetae and the Lark launch a two-year fellowship to nurture new voices and keep them in conversation.
The Atlanta theatre will mount a mix of contemporary plays and musicals.
