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He was an outsized figure as zany, mercurial, tender, and tragic as the characters he put onstage.
The gender-parity tide may finally be turning in the British Isles, but there's still work to be done.
An experienced managing director, Bielstein succeeds Timothy Shields as leader of the resident theatre league.
The season will feature a reinterpretation of 'A Streetcar Named Desire,' a world premiere, and several contemporary music concerts.
The Seattle theatre will present a mix of contemporary and classic plays and musicals.
The U.S. got national arts funding after decades of advocacy, much of it by theatre folks working with various government entities, including the CIA.
Its national granting program awards $10,000 in operating support to theatres, both first-time beneficiaries and a few repeat honorees.
A retired professor voices concerns about the casting of Jen Silverman's play 'The Moors,' which 'American Theatre' printed in full in our July/August 2017 issue.
The sixth T. Fellow, chosen to develop a new theatrical production, will attend classes at Columbia's School of the Arts.
The Minneapolis theatre will present a one-man adaptation of 'Moby Dick' and Sarah DeLappe's 'The Wolves' next season.
The British-born director departs after six years leading the Kentucky theatre and its influential new-play program, the Humana Festival.
Theatre is reflecting our world back at us. But are we feeling it?
It will partner with the National Theatre on a new program called Public Acts.
At Intrepid Theatre, costumes for Suzan-Lori Parks's Civil War-set take on 'The Odyssey' evoke both the past and the present.
David Cromer wins the award for outstanding direction and Rachel Rockwell wins for best choreography.
From the first theatre history book to the first seasons at the Indiana Repertory Theatre and the Huntington, October was a notable month for theatre.
The recipients were recognized for their work in social justice; winners include Mikhail Baryshnikov, P. Carl, and Ping Chong.
The Tony-winning composer explains how piracy helped propel the stage adaptation of the beloved film.
From a sound designer in New York City to an arts administrator in Baltimore, here are some theatre workers to have on your radar.
From Gothic tales to classic plays, from a funeral home to the wrestling ring, here is what is onstage this month.
The writer of 'Pass Over' will receive a cash prize and support to develop new work.
An open letter and a bill of rights, in the interest of more stage works representing the full diversity and humanity of Middle Eastern Americans.
Despite the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, the Alley Theatre miraculously managed to open Rajiv Joseph's timely new play on time.
Until recently she served as marketing director and chief operating officer, and has roots in the company's OSF days.
On this week's podcast, the panelists talk about where they're coming from as critics and podcasters, then discuss Trump and theatre. Plus, picks for the first half of the new season
