5 Questions I've Never Been Asked: Lou Cutell

The actor and co-author of Viagara Falls says,"Shouldn't everyone want sex for as long as they can get it?"

As Brits Mulls Quality of School Theaters, Yanks Still Debate Arts Education

The U.K. economy may be as bad as the U.S. economy, but at least their educational priorities are all right.

5 Questions I've Never Been Asked: Jeremy Bobb"I think Hamlet can be funny," the laconic actor says."I think."

Live Theater Banned From USA Network's"Character Blog"?

The American Theatre Wing has been tweeting about this, too.

5 Questions I've Never Been Asked: Professor Lee M. Silver

The co-author of Sweet, Sweet Motherhood says,"I don't hate God. I just think 'he,' 'she' or 'it' is either totally incompetent or more violent than chimpanzees."

Bureaucracy Surrounding Artist Visas Creating Grassroots Foes

How should government control Americans' exposure to foreign performing artists?

Arts Advocacy Update: Nebraska! Where the Arts Are Sweeping Out the Plain

This week: NC credits, SC edits.

Theater Artist Ralph Lewis Continues Fight Against Eviction and for Landmarking

If every building on the Bowery looks like the New Museum, he asks, what do we need the New Museum for?

Endgame for NY Arts Funding Coming Into View

Why does "arts advocate" Norma Munn play the gatekeeper? Should we all be arts advocates?

Ohio Theatre, 3-Legged Dog Become Domestic Partners

Bringing together two of the most active centers for arts production in New York under one roof.

5 Questions I've Never Been Asked: Ching Valdes-Aran

The Obie winner stars in Resurrection, one of four plays in rep in the Pearl Project Theater Festival.

Taylor Mac, Dan Hurlin, Annie-B Parson Among MAP Fund Awardees

One million in grant 2010 money goes, at least in part, to the theater vanguard.

Arts Advocacy Update: Corpus Christi Crucifies the Arts?

News includes: $30 million funding restoration for the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs.

5 Questions I've Never Been Asked: Blanche Devereaux

With The Golden Girls parody back on the boards, we find the Southern belle recalling Sophia "hogtied on the kitchen table like a pig at a luau with a clown, a midget and an Elvis impersonat…

Playwrights Talk Censorship; or, the Edward and Terrence Show

Commercial theater, Albee said, "has nothing to do with excellence" and all to do with the odious milking of profits.

Cap 21 = NYC Summer Stock

And in 2011: an all-boroughs tour of a classic Broadway musical.

On the Racial Imbalance of the Broadway Audience

There are two questions we must continually ask.

5 Questions I've Never Been Asked: Tim Cusack

Theatre Askew's co-artistic director talks about Bianca Leigh's A Night in the Tombs.

Discussing "A Discussion About Art Spaces and Communities"

A recent Alliance for the Arts dialogue offers the theater community food for thought.

NYC Theater Artist Faces Stark Choice: Eviction or Landmarking

Will the community ensure that Ralph Lewis has a home?

There Are No Settled Arguments About Broadway

We should be concerned that so much of America doesn't give a fig about the Tony Awards.

5 Questions I've Never Been Asked: Ayn Rand

Dramatists Guild Advising Rejection of New York Musical Theatre Festival Contract

NYMF, says the Guild, "has its hand out for more, grabbing more than the industry standard at every juncture of the event."

League of Independent Theater Launches Fundraising Initiative with BC/EFA

NYC Off-Off-Broadway and indie companies join the effort.

Rise of Fall: Subjects We May Still Be Talking About Next Week

They include: arts austerity in the U.K., a moratorium on Shakespeare, the Coconut Grove Playhouse and a strike free speech in Denver theater.