8,610 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
From adventurous spies to recording artists, from Pasadena, Calif., to Hartford, Conn., it is a wide-ranging week for theatre.
He kept returning to his work with more to say and more ways to say it; we keep returning to his work because we can feel the love.
The 2016 North Carolina Theatre Conference sheds light on how theatres can respond to political issues this election year.
The emerging director will work alongside Pam MacKinnon on a production at the Ahmanson Theatre.
The lineup is the first programmed by artistic director Eric Ting.
Caption this image for a chance to win a copy of 'Bootycandy / Barbecue' by Robert O'Hara.
The Oregon theatre company will begin construction this fall for its own space.
The season features a new play and a world premiere musical, as well as the remount of a children's show in the Philippines.
The Miami-based couple balance work and life through mutual admiration.
How 'The Parlour,' my play about the hidden hierarchies of the restaurant business, has been served by MCC's Youth Company.
The Off-Broadway company will develop work by Liza Birkenmeier, Clarence Coo, Donja Love, and Patricia Ione Lloyd.
The President will present the medals to the recipients at the White House.
The lineup features new takes on familiar stories for all ages.
The season explores the pursuit of truth, love, and hope with plays and musicals.
The debate over cultural equity is crucial, but can it move beyond a fiscal critique to consider systemic injustices?
Budhu comes to TCG from the Theater Offensive, an LGBTQ nonprofit in Boston.
Each playwright will receive $20,000.
The San Francisco new-play producer has a new addition to its team.
From a downtown NYC artistic director to a Philadelphia-based composer, here are some stage folks to keep your eye on.
Gabrielle Reisman unearths up-to-the-minute issues"and some comic gold"in her time-hopping play about the Johnstown Flood.
A new venue in midtown will offer 2 affordable spaces for small New York theatre companies.
From family matriarchs to Elvis impersonators, from Cincinnati to Phoenix, it is a varied week for theatre.
The megahit of the moment, like many revolutionary popular works, has strong roots in musical theatre's past.
Twelve performing arts organizations will receive funding for national projects.
Remembering a mensch who brought joy not only to my family and my people but to all who knew him.
