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The company's 51st season, the first under new artistic director Tim Bond, will be postponed until March.
Virtual events across the country next week will commemorate the milestone and join the fight still yet to be won.
It's going to be a long time before we're back doing live theatre at full capacity indoors, but there is plenty of work to do until then.
The Houston company's season will bring theatre to couches and front lawns alike.
The companies will operate with joint management but separate boards and finances.
Artist residents for its 59th season include Philip Glass, Murielle Borst-Tarrant, Great Jones Repertory, Split Britches, Jerome Ellis, Yoshiko Chuma, and more.
The local producer/performer will helm the city's marketing and leadership organization.
Brown University will welcome Skiles to the department of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies in the fall of 2021.
The Pittsburgh company will present a drive-in festival, virtual content, and live productions.
Offerings this week range from Noël Coward to the avant-garde, from kids' theatre to a virtual fringe fest.
The playwright will develop a new play with students of Florida's Hillsborough Community College.
The communications exec, who's working with Milwaukee Rep for 10 months on EDI, talks about building relationships and engaging diverse communities.
Megan Monaghan Rivas, Kyle Haden, Dick Block and Amy Nichols will lead after Peter Cooke's retirement in September.
The series kicks off with short solo plays by women of color in celebration of the centennial of the 19th Amendment.
More than a rebranding, the organization's new focus is designed to better resource Black artists and drive social change.
The company has decided to push its season start to 2021, and has moved its annual new-play festival online.
The season, which will now begin in November, will feature two world premieres and a Pulitzer winner.
My relationship with the great theatre critic began with a wary interview but soon gave way to a lifetime of anecdotes, confidences, and laughter.
Risa Shoup is the company's interim executive director, with Virginia Louloudes on leave after concerns were raised about her leadership.
The Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing at Emory University is researching safety protocols that could help Atlanta theatres eventually reopen.
Most theatres recognize that all-white seasons and casts are wrong. So why are administration, management, and staff still so homogeneous?
Theatre students and alumni join the anti-racist groundswell in the U.S. theatre to pen statements speaking up about their experiences and demanding change.
A new site celebrates the designs for canceled productions and offers a peek behind the scenes.
Kirya Traber and EstefanÃa Fadul will receive financial and administrative support to development new works as part of the residency program.
The Chicago company welcomes Selemon to the leadership team.
