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The season will feature a world premieres by Bruce Norris and Isaac Gomez, and the return of Sam Shepard's 'True West.'
The Theatrical Workforce Development Program readies young people to take on jobs backstage and in the booth.
On this week's episode of the new video series: Diep and Jose talk about 'Jerry Springer the Opera,' interview Daniel Alexander Jones, and tell you which shows currently playing are worth yo…
The new Spielberg film celebrates the freedom of the press, but a 1992 docudrama on the same subject delved deeper.
The seven-show season will include adaptations, comedies, and musicals.
The season will include a double bill by Samuel Hunter and a new play by Cori Thomas.
The season will include classic plays, comedies, and musicals.
The nine-show season will also include world premieres from Kenneth Lin, Aaron Posner, and Tazewell Thompson.
The season, titled 'Wild, Wicked, Woke,' will feature works by Taylor Mac, Allison Gregory, and Karen ZacarÃas.
Where will she take the experimental theatre she inherits from its co-founders? Its history of risk and radicalism points the way.
The season will feature a world premiere musical and works by Tom Stoppard, David Ives, Harold Pinter, and Shakespeare.
The writer of 'The Ghosts of Lote Bravo' talks about embracing her heritage and depicting the pain of exploited women.
Many of these Florida teen activists found their voice and their sense of community onstage.
After more than a decade, the festival's executive director is stepping down to pursue his Master of Fine Arts degree.
Artistic director Chris Coleman's last season will feature the return of Storm Large's 'Crazy Enough,' a decade after its premiere.
The August Wilson American Century Cycle Award celebrates theatres who have staged all 10 plays.
On this podcast, the critics remember the late Jan Maxwell and debate the merits of revivals: artistically safe/stale or necessary for audience building?
The season will feature a world premiere by David Auburn and the final play in August Wilson's Century Cycle.
The season will include the world premiere of Christina Anderson's 'How to Catch Creation.'
Akhtar will receive a cash prize of $100,000 for his play about junk bond tycoons of the 1980s.
McLellan succeeds Paul Slee, who will depart the company after a decade as executive director.
The season will include classics like 'Our Town,' new musicals like 'Fun Home,' and new plays like 'Native Gardens' by Karen Zacarias.
Her play 'Welcome to Matteson!' will be developed at Chicago's American Blues Theater.
Close behind is the Washington, D.C./Baltimore area, as part of a new study measuring which cities in America are the best for theatre.
The six-play lineup will feature five world premiere plays.
