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The ecosystem of the American theatre field is characterized by mobility as well as mentorship.
With a season of original and adapted puppet shows for young audiences (and occasionally adults), Mesner makes theatre that is deeply felt, among other materials.
The Twin Cities theatre will support the creation and development of new musicals by women and artists of color.
Looking at the theatre's most-produced lists for clues to changing (or lasting) tastes, and a dip into the readers' mailbag.
With the help of Goat in the Road Productions, Tulane students shaped a play in response to an assault crisis on their campus.
Four years ago the Cleveland theatre was losing money. Now, thanks to savvy, responsive leadership, it's running a surplus.
The longtime deputy dean and professor at Yale School of Drama, who also served as Yale Rep's managing director, will end her tenure next June.
Order up! Roundabout's first musical commission resets the Scottish play in a burger joint.
Why 'Completeness,' a play about the impossibility of certainty, was singularly hard to finish.
Founding director Susan D. Atkinson and artistic director Keith Baker will step down at the end of the 2019-20 season.
The season will feature works from Brazil, Mexico, and Poland, among others.
Renée Zellweger does her own singing in the new Garland biopic, amplifying not only the film's authenticity but its poignancy as well.
Bird Beza, the associate director of the Broadway musical 'Come From Away', begins October 1.
The writer and director, recognized for integrating technology and artificial intelligence into her art, is also known for directing 'Passing Strange.'
The founder of Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre's Playwrights Unit put his ambitions aside to help others, and we're all better off for it.
The Nigerian American playwright, producer, and dramaturg is best known for running a radio-play series the Parsnip Ship.
Small theatre is an aesthetic as well as an economic designation, and both aspects deserve attention.
Theatres with modest budgets can have outsized impact, but can they sustain success?
From dumpster diving to performing in parks, how 6 theatre companies performed miracles on tiny budgets.
The work at New York City's small indie theatres may be blessedly strange, but the challenges they face are all too familiar.
Atlanta isn't the only Georgia city with a theatre scene: 100 miles south you can find live performance that's vibrant, collaborative, and inclusive.
We asked leaders at some of the nation's small theatre companies which shows, both large and small, they were most looking forward to in the coming season.
The NYC-based playwright talks about the time she juggled 5 day jobs, and how 'Law & Order' helped her quit them.
Ingui has been serving as acting managing director since July 2019.
It's not just about filling seats but about increasing access and generating an authentic conversation.
