9,541 stories from American Theatre
The 10-week, tuition-free course aims to teach participants the fundamentals of commercial producing.
The live performance grantmaker has opened this cycle to a low-maintenance lottery of previous grantees, finalists, and semifinalists.
Carr will leave Atlanta's Dad's Garage for a move to Chicago to lead all three of Second City's locations.
A year-long paid fellowship will offer high school seniors the opportunity to learn about theatrical management and producing.
New plays by Amir Nizar Zuabi and J. Nicole Brooks and a capture of Jefferson Mays's 'Christmas Carol' are among the highlights of a busy week.
Four Black dramaturgs who worked on Geva's new audio-play festival talk about their work and their hopes for the field.
An influential teacher, director, and mime, he left a deep impression on audiences and students alike.
Sans holiday stage offerings, theatres are raising funds and spirits with artists' marketplaces this holiday season.
The actor/playwright behind a trove of popular literary adaptations talks about her inspiration, and about her non-Austen work.
Inspired by the company's efforts to address systemic inequalities in the field, the move opens the door for dynamic new leadership.
The inaugural fellowship cohort consists of 10 Black women whose work addresses systemic racism and criminal justice reform.
The Detroit native, a founding board member of the company, has joined the leadership team.
The actors' and stage manager's union intends to begin publishing a diversity report annually.
The guidelines, established to last the duration of the pandemic, were unanimously agreed upon.
This week's virtual offerings will take you places, from the worlds of hip-hop and RPG games to the circus.
The previous executive artistic director, Robyn Flatt, will continue on with the company as executive director/founder.
MTC will look to bring 'Lackawanna Blues' and 'How I Learned to Drive' to the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre during the season.
The season, opening in August 2021, will include Tony-winning productions and a pre-Broadway stop for '1776.'
Recent stagings of 'Fannie Lou Hamer, Speak On It!' showed the possibility---and stringent protocols---of pandemic-era live theatre.
Plays exploring the Jewish experience receive the first Trish Vradenburg Jewish Play Prize and the Patty Abramson Jewish Play Prize.
The League of Professional Theatre Women recognizes Pinkins for her exemplary service to the theatre field.
Chapman is leaving the organization after 25 years.
Peter J. Kuo and Danyon Davis will step in for Smith, who has led the conservatory for 25 years.
Should the government create an arts and culture ministry? And what happens when there' s no one to laugh along with?
I'm reclaiming my birth name in a new musical just as the U.S. elects its first Indian American VP. Coincidence? I don't think so.
