9,641 stories from American Theatre
He worked with Chaikin and van ITallie and directed all over the world, but his heart was in inspiring a new generation in theatre and activism.
The season will feature five productions, including a world premiere.
A study from Helicon Collaborative shows that 58 percent of arts funding goes to 2 percent of big-budget arts organizations---and it's a trend that's worsened.
Jen Silverman's dark comedy may be inspired by Victorian novels, but its skewering of gender and class is unapologetically modern.
The Los Angeles theatre company will present works for Spanish- and English-speaking audiences.
Dutch artists like Ivo van Hove and Wunderbaum only became mainstream forces after an audience revolt. Will the tide ever take a similar turn in the U.S.?
Three new works will be developed this summer at the Minnesota theatre.
The theatre completes its 2017-18 season with two musicals and two adaptations of classic tales.
The legendary Method company is still home, she says, for those who want to dig deep and surprise themselves.
Michael Menendian and JoAnn Montemurro will step down from the Chicago theatre after 35 years.
The irrepressible indie theatre venue celebrates 10 years with another madcap short-play festival.
The Chicago theatre will present works by Shakespeare, Stacy Amma Osei-Kuffour,and David Rabe.
The Off-Off Broadway theatre's new home in Tribeca will feature playing spaces named after A.R. Gurney, Sigourney Weaver, and Sam Cohn.
The young-audience theatre will present 11 productions, ranging from "Goosebumps the Musical" to a new "Jungle Book" adaptation.
From the Bronx Zoo to Madagascar, from Neverland to London, this week is an adventurous one for theatre.
New York magazine's new critic is also New York's newest critic, and she says she's as ready to listen as to talk.
She leaves after nine years at the Colorado company, where she oversaw growth in new-play and education programs.
'Birdland' will make its American premiere at the Chicago storefront company.
A theatremaker and director, Holdren succeeds Jesse Green at the magazine starting July 31.
The Public Theater spreads its community-based theatre model to Detroit, Dallas, and Seattle.
On this week's episode, we welcome Josh Hecht of Profile Theatre who explains why he only programs one writer a season. Plus, the editors discuss bias in theatre criticism.
Play this month's caption contest and you might win a copy of 'The Kilroys List: 97 Monologues and Scenes by Female and Trans Playwrights,' published by TCG Books.
After losing its longtime home, the Austin theatre collective will hold events around the city next season.
This small venue has a lot to give to the community of Jefferson Park.
From the creation of Chicago's Goodman to a seminal show by the National Black Theatre, July was a standout month for theatrical milestones.
