9,634 stories from American Theatre
We're seeing double (and triple)! 3 popular plays---'Doll's House Part 2,' 'The Wolves,' and 'Men on Boats'---are running concurrently this month across the U.S.
Vogel will serve as the school's inaugural Hearst Theater Lab Initiative Distinguished Playwright-in-Residence for the 2018-19 academic year.
The producer will start his leadership post at the Connecticut theatre in early 2019.
With plays like "Wild Goose Dreams" and "Cardboard Piano," the Korean writer is making a splash on American stages with stories of displacement and hope.
Green has been promoted from the role of associate managing director.
The free writing she taught us may have opened us up, but she also subtly framed and shaped our sense of theatrical form.
The annual awards ceremony celebrating the Philadelphia theatre community was held on Monday.
Schultz was hired by the Texas theatre just 2 years ago; her departure follows the resignation of a managing director she hired.
The Tony-winning actor promises his version of Charles Dickens's classic will not be so jolly, because of income inequality.
Ntozake Shange brought her fearless poetry out of the basements and cafes into the theatre and reached the world.
From the a grand expedition to a feuding football teams, from a silent retreat to a countryside estate, check out what is onstage this month.
From a Chicago set designer to a scribe in Atlanta, from a Seattle director to an operations manager in New York City, here are some people to have on your radar.
In partnership with NYC's Signature Theatre, American Theatre will present free panel discussions.
How my teacher led me home.
Readers respond to a provocative play about race and to a searching essay about theatrical heartbreak.
The Houston theatre taps the San Francisco director as its new leader after the contested departure of longtime a.d. Gregory Boyd.
The festival of short plays features works by seven playwrights from a variety of Middle Eastern backgrounds.
This week, the Friends discuss Daniel Fish's stripped-down revival of the R&H classic and review 'Lifespan of a Fact' on Broadway (starring Daniel Radcliffe).
Our current political moment both evokes theatrical analogies and provokes theatrical responses.
Shadowy figures, a rogue music box, an iPod-surfing child ghost, and more fill our annual compendium of tales from haunted theatres.
We who were lucky enough to study with the great playwright and teacher felt challenged, inspired, and above all seen.
Facing censorship and worse in post-revolution Cairo, theatremakers resist and persist.
From psychological thrillers to murder mysteries, from mad scientists to headless horseman, check out the Halloween shows near you.
The outdoor summer theatre will produce 'Into the Woods' in spring 2019 as well as a new 5-person 'Cyrano.'
The theatre-loving trial lawyers are bringing drama from Miami to the Great White Way.
