9,641 stories from American Theatre
The South depicted by an emerging group of playwrights is complicated and diverse, and there's not a mint julep in sight.
A state grant allowed the theatre to purchase an historic home for storage and studio space.
The program will offer free tickets to the theatre's production of 'Midsummer' to all Rhode Island 11th graders.
Hour by hour, decade by decade, Mac broke down American history, music, himself, and us---and then built us back up again.
Remembering Zelda Fichandler and her legacy within the resident theatre movement.
PlayMakers' communications director had both particular tastes and a welcoming curiosity.
The actor and executive director blur the lines between work life and love life at SPACE on Ryder Farm.
Play this month's caption contest and you might win a copy of 'Here We Go / Escaped Alone' by Caryl Churchill.
An enthusiast marked by youthful vigor and guilelessness, the Taper founder made great theatre in L.A. because he cared. He made us care too.
He made everything he directed an event, marrying youthful confidence with learned humility.
The award will be presented at the opening night celebration of the theatre's production of 'Carousel.'
Broadway's only African-American lead producers share their paths to producing and some tricks of the trade.
The director will receive $5,000 and was recognized for her work in the Central region of the country.
Samantha Shay's music-based piece finds a berth in the aesthetic home of Grotowski.
Damavandi steps up into a leadership position after serving as an assistant at the theatre.
From fireflies to farces, from San Diego, Calif., to Providence, R.I., it is another wide-ranging week for theatre.
From a physics major turned properties master to a wannabe politician turned playwright, here are some theatre folks to have on your radar.
The writers will create new works each month for the program's reading series.
The award celebrates companies and organizations that have made an impact in the field of theatre education nationwide.
The Chilean playwright makes sly, playful frames for serious questions and unfinished political business.
Even in a polarized age, the best dramatists are drawn to complications, not simple answers, as Richard Nelson's Chekhovian plays prove.
The theatre will offer drama workshop programs for students affected by the threatened walkout.
Finn will bring his producing background for Broadway and nonprofit theatre to the center.
Theatres nationwide are promoting civic engagement by becoming voter registration hubs or polling places.
This week's guest is Greg Reiner, the director of theatre and musical theatre at the NEA, who assures us that the state of the arts is strong. Plus, the editors discuss all-gender bathrooms …
