9,623 stories from American Theatre
A new book looks at the marriages of convenience"and backstage inconveniences"behind the filming of 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'
The founding artistic director of the influential New York City performance venue talks about the shows she's loved, the changes she's seen, and the road ahead.
'The Felt Menagerie' at the Tennessee Williams Theatre Company of New Orleans puts a comic spin on the playwright's tragic characters.
Woodzick talks to the nonprofit leaders about meeting each other through theatre, founding an inclusive organization, and empowering autistic and neurodivergent individuals.
An experienced director and indpendent producer, she has helmed successful shows at the Rep in recent years.
The former People's Light managing director succeeded Grace Grillet in the position last week.
Thirty theatres of color will receive $10,000 grants for general operating support.
Get to know the composer behind Broadway's 'The Notebook,' and the playwright behind the world premiere of 'The Coffin Maker.'
With his passing, we've lost a tireless advocate for the talent and potential of others, particularly those on the margins.
The resident playwright will succeed artistic producer Sarahbeth Grossman and work alongside executive director Kevin Moriarty.
An interview with the playwright about fast writing, big feelings, mai tais, and Munchkins.
Youth discount tickets aren't just about filling houses now but about creating lifelong theatregoers and donors.
On this Chicago-themed episode, Rob and J.R. talk to the actor-director duo about staging August Wilson's solo play, 'How I Learned What I Learned,' and check in with arts journalist Mike Da…
The busy writer was brought on to preserve the essence of the iconic show, while pruning dated language (and adding fresh jokes).
Rogers succeeds former managing director Frank Mack.
From its casting to its staging, the acclaimed new Broadway revival of the iconic rock musical misses opportunities to engage with, and subvert, harmful tropes around Deafness and disability.
A sweet, sane soul who wrote hilarious, deranged, profoundly human plays, he showed us all how to dance on the funny/serious tightrope.
Heidi Schreck adaptations of 'An Enemy of the People' and 'Uncle Vanya' on Broadway, Amy Herzog and Heidi Schreck
A roundup of prizes, fellowships, and other recognitions.
These seasoned Atlanta artists prove that creative entrepreneurship and collaboration are keys to a vibrant career in one of the South's most exciting cities.
Deborah Zoe Laufer's new play, now kicking off its rolling world premiere at Philadelphia's InterAct Theatre, imagines an eerily plausible fascist future.
The 3 writers in Second Stage's Judith Champion Reading Series---Sarah Mantell, D.A. Mindell, and Kaela Mei-Shin Garvin---reflect on their plays and their process.
Applications for the new program, designed to mentor early-career and aspiring critics in the region, are now open through July 15.
In Know Theatre's new show, Cloud Cult's 2010 concept album becomes an interstellar family drama set somewhere between Ohio and Proxima Centauri.
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins's world premiere play about a Black political dynasty is the latest in Steppenwolf's lineage of explosive work crafted around their acting ensemble.
