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As 1 of 3 leaders at the influential NY theatre, she spent the last 4 years helping it realize outsized ambitions, both onstage and on the balance sheet.
The Chicago organization will offer 10 emerging theatremakers grants of $500 each.
Cohort members will train under the instruction of Jose SolÃs and other experts in the journalism field, and will have written a commissioned piece by the end of the program.
Candrice Jones's new play about a Southern girls' basketball team has come a long way, but it hasn't been a layup.
The company has also announced their inaugural Indigenous Voices of the Northeast Residency.
The retreat will feature readings of 3 new plays by playwrights Masha Obolensky, Melinda Lopez, and Catherine Epstein, and a community playwriting class taught by Lenelle Moïse.
The virtual convening begins tomorrow, July 11.
The three writers will be honored at a gala in August.
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July brings a myriad of stories from theatre's past, from an actress who witnessed Lincoln's assassination to the a grounbreaking Deaf-and-hearing production on Broadway.
The first Equity house run by and for Black artists in Indianapolis, Naptown African American Theatre Collective has made ambitious plans and lined up the support to realize them.
After three years at TheatreWorks, Bond will return to OSF as of Sept. 1.
The theatre will host a series of workshops with partner organizations and present their community-driven musical at local public libraries.
As he enters his last season leading Minneapolis's Children's Theatre Company, he reflects on the unique inspiration and value in making work for young people.
96 high school nominees from 48 regional awards programs performed in the annual showcase, where a total of 20 awards and scholarships were presented to participants.
Kreimendahl will continue his ongoing residency through a Mellon Foundation grant.
Part of the Lorraine Hansberry Initiative to support women and nonbinary playwrights of color, the award comes with a $25,000 living-expenses stipend for each year of the fellows' graduate s…
As IRT's longest-serving artistic director, Allen has led the company with an eye on the future, and now it's Hanna's turn to serve Indiana's unique Midwestern audience.
In his Broadway show about Jewishness, antisemitism, and whiteness, 'Just for Us,' the comic makes audiences ponder who the 'us' is.
Struggling to draw funding and audiences while aiming for the goal of livable wages, companies like 20-year-old BoHo Theatre are making an exit.
The three fellows will partner with producing theatres across the country.
He was a lyricist's lyricist, sure, but his words spoke to everyone, and his life was as full of joy and surprise as his songs.
Leadership turnover, faltering ticket sales, and decreasing philanthropic backing have led the unique literary-oriented theatre to close the book.
With just a handful of artfully stripped-down productions, the young director has blazed a distinctive path and attracted heavy-hitting casts. His next: an intimate 'Uncle Vanya.'
Miller, who has been TheatreSquared's executive director since 2009, will leave for his new job in September.
