9,626 stories from American Theatre
The winners will receive $65,000 along with opportunities to have their musical developed at various theatrical institutions.
How this local hero has reflected and lifted up his native city on its own terms, both in his original stage work and in his teaching and advocacy.
Tips on the entire process of making music that serves the director's vision and fits into the play production process.
It was a year of highs and lows, very often both at once.
Find a gift for a theatre person you know, or just treat yourself, to one of the books we covered, sampled, or published in 2022.
This month Brian talks to Vichet Chum, writer of 'Bald Sisters' at Steppenwolf, about how Texas's competitive culture shaped him and about how his Cambodian American parents feel about his w…
A season director and educator with Broadway and regional credits, he comes to ATC from Utah Valley University.
White is currently a resident artist at the Vineyard Theatre.
The longtime artistic director of Pasadena Playhouse talks about his new book, which recounts a career of both achievements and arguments over the shape (and shade) of the American theatre.
In this excerpt from his new book about running the Pasadena Playhouse for 2 decades, Epps arrives at the intersection of its history and his.
In this excerpt from a new book about the making of the iconic 1970s musical, the show collides with some real-life drama and danger in the nation's capital.
She will receive $35,000 and a residency to develop a multidisciplinary piece called 'Lighthouse of the Singing Birds.'
Known as one of the great 'Wilson warriors' for roles in all but 2 of August Wilson's plays, the actor looks back on highlights from his rich and diverse career and looks ahead to another tu…
Mitchell will serve alongside founding artistic director Teresa Thuman.
A new book from a founder of Oily Cart offers an insider's guide to the world-building of inclusive, interactive theatre for young and disabled audiences.
The co-executive directors talk about the unique challenges of this moment, and how their theatre service organization is poised to meet them.
Jordan E. Cooper's satire could have had more success if it had kept cultivating audiences as intentionally as it did throughout its early development.
The co-founding couple will leave at the end of the season.
Both playwrights will receive $100,000, an increased prize amount reflecting the Steinberg Trust's acknowledgement of tough times facing writers.
The partnership will grant paid internship opportunities to SCSU students.
The tight-knit troupe, whose unique training has been at least as influential as its form-bending work, ends its 30-year run in a typically unlikely way: with a take on 'A Christmas Carol.'
This Rhode Island company is both fostering new work by neurodiverse artists and creating new guidelines for the inclusion of neurodiverse audiences.
Why is this groundbreaking Broadway musical closing so soon? The tale of its creation, evolution, marketing, and critical reception offers plenty of clues---and some glimmers of hope.
The five fellows will create new works at Princeton's Lewis Center for the Arts.
Through much of the 1990s, Diana Gibson's Cast Theatre in Hollywood was Tanner's personal playhouse, but a new play peeks backstage at the hidden costs of that odd arrangement.
