8,601 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
How the Suzuki technique has helped StageWest's new production rebuild Shakespeare's play from the feet up.
An oral history about the time the beloved Off-Broadway musical magically entertained American GIs in Vietnam.
In 'i need space,' a new digital series from Donja R. Love, Ashley gets the chance to play a Black, trans, and HIV-positive character whose experience harmonizes with his own.
Amid health and climate crises, a new-works program takes Latine writers to their ancestral homes to inspire hope and healing.
The editors speak to the playwright of 'Amerikin,' a new play about white supremacy, now onstage Houston's Alley Theatre after repeated pandemic delays.
After a long association with Portland Center Stage, including 5 years as managing director, she'll join an influential arts consultancy.
The festival will partner with Deaf West Theatre and the National Technical Institute for the Deaf.
This year's fest will feature 5 staged readings, 1 full production, and excerpts from a new musical in development.
After 57 years in one place, the influential theatre will become itinerant to better serve its community, though a theatre 'hub' anchoring its many partnerships may be in its future.
As he prepares for the premiere of 'Bruise & Thorn,' the playwright formerly known as J. Julian Christopher is still defining himself"and embracing the parts that remain undefined.
He will succeed founding artistic director Jack Reuler, who has led the Minneapolis theatre for 46 years.
The company has added associate artistic directors Ben Wolfe and Sarah Fleming Walker, and Sarah Chong Harmer as education and community engagement programs manager.
Brian talks to the Queens-based playwright about her New England roots and her approach to balancing work and mental health.
As we work to expand our definition of classics beyond the work of white men, let's not forget to look outside English-language drama as well.
Mardee Bennett's 'The Reapers on Woodbrook Avenue' has taken the award, which comes with $2,500 prize.
The New York Times critic at large was cited for chronicling a tumultuous year in live art.
Why the Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards are beginning to eliminate gendered acting awards, in recognition of a generational shift and an increase in LGBTGIA+ representation.
Not every Jewish role needs to be cast with Jewish actors, but for plays with anti-Semitic elements, strong Jewish representation is a must.
The new book will include 25 short plays by early-career Black playwrights.
The creation of a Civil War-era piece called 'Wakeman and Toliver' is supported by a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts.
WaterWorks Emerging Artists was created to identify, cultivate, and nurture artists of color in the early phase of their careers.
Quinn Xavier Hernandez received the first commission in the newest of AE's initiatives supporting Atlanta-based writers.
The theatre's co-founder will step down in September after 46 years leading the company.
The former leader of San Francisco's Magic Theatre and of NYC's Women's Project, she will take the helm of the Boston theatre in July, filling a vacancy left by Peter DuBois's resignation.
This week the editors talk to the artistic director of New York Theatre Workshop about his long and influential tenure there, which will end in June.
