9,626 stories from American Theatre
Julia Flood will receive an award for sustained excellence​, ​Brave Little Company an innovation award​, ​and Caitlyn McCain an honor for community impact.
This year's festival will present 16 plays (nine shorts and seven one-acts) by playwrights from America's burgeoning multicultural landscape.
McDill assumed her role at the end of February.
California gets its first theatre and a grand pageant, a choreographer preserves classic Broadway dance, and an early Paula Vogel work is staged in Canada.
The festival will show readings of work by the Realm's 2023 Writing Fellows.
The prestigious award comes with an unrestricted grant of $175,000.
Gravell has served as the Gamm's managing director since 2019.
In 'Ava: The Secret Conversations,' McGovern has written a vehicle for herself, as well as a tribute that plumbs the complications of a Golden Age beauty.
GuadalÃs del Carmen, Christin Eve Cato, and Julissa Contreras talk about authenticity, new forms, and making shows for their own community---and their own families.
After 6 years at Boston's The Theatre Offensive, Steward will succeed Cathy Edwards in the role at NEFA.
The union has been negotiating with the Broadway League for a new national touring contract since January; the current contract expired on Feb. 5.
Robblee and Ragan will take over from the theatre's founding leadership team, Stephen Weitz and Rebecca Remaly.
The hire makes Woolly Mammoth one of few major U.S. theatres to be led by two women of color, as D.C. native Douglas joins artistic director Maria Manuela Goyanes.
Taking the baton into her own hands, the busy orchestrator founded Broadway Sinfonietta not only for her but for other women of color often denied a seat in the orchestra.
A groundbreaking new effort promises to combine generated text with live performance.
The new bookstore and café aims to fill a niche for theatre-loving readers, book-loving stage folks, and anyone else who's been missing a sense of community.
After stepping down from the helm of the Chicago theatre he ran for 36 years, he's directing---what else?---Chekhov's 'The Cherry Orchard.'
The dramatists will present a reading with the other 2023 award winners at the Center for Fiction on March 30.
The Playwrights Cohort at PlayPenn and a new digital speaker series are designed to help serve even more writers this year.
The Omaha-based director talks about theatre's collective brain, doing queer art on Catholic campuses, and how to break through the gender binary in casting.
With her troupe MorDance, Morgan McEwen aims to treat dancers fairly and change the stories ballet tells, both on- and offstage.
The agreement comes after 6 days of in-person bargaining and multiple sessions on Zoom.
Artistic director Justin Waldman and managing director Nora Deveau-Rosen have taken over a New Jersey theatre not far from NYC but with strong roots in its community.
They take the honor for the as-yet-unproduced play 'In the Amazon Warehouse Parking Lot,' written for cast of 7 women, non-binary, and trans actors over 50.
The Billie has received this award in recognition of 50 years carrying the mantle for Black voices and Black artistic expression in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
