Internationally renowned, Oscar- Grammy- and Golden Globe winning composerStephen Schwartzis currently developing a brand new musical that is set to premier in the fall of 2016 in Vienna. Th…
Use this exercise for the first week of class, especially if you have a group of students who don't know each other very well. The point of the game is to get students to not just talk to ea…
The world premiere of Annie Baker's John, helmed by Fun Home director and Tony winner Sam Gold, begins performances at the Signature Theatre Off-Broadway July 22. The production kick…
Collaboration has been highlighted as a 21st century skill and an important skill for students to learn. Certainly, students need to know how to work and create with others. The drama class …
Todd Espeland, instructor of the Drama Teacher Academy course Serious Play: Theatre Games and Warm Ups for Rehearsal and Ensemble Building, includes the game One To Twenty as among his favou…
Tony Award-nominated composer-lyricist – and now actor – Andrew Lippa is having a banner year. In addition to performing in his oratorio I Am Harvey Milk last fal…
BY MARY HOULIHAN |FOR THE SUN-TIMES "The Tempest," the magical drama widely acknowledged as Shakespeare's ... The post Walkabout Theater collaboration yields multi-discipline take on &#…
Mr. Wainwright combines his work with that of his father, the writer Loudon Wainwright Jr., in his solo show.
“Any good sound designer understands that technology is making our jobs more fulfilling and manageable. But it is also making it easy for noncollaborative design to emerge. Anyone can,…
A new play opening at Jack in Brooklyn was inspired by an enigmatic collaboration on a 1977 artists' book by Samuel Beckett and Jasper Johns.
The writers of Big and Closer Than Ever are currently premiering their latest work at Pasadena Playhouse.
It's a match made in heaven -- Bringing "Groucho: A Life in Revue" to the historic Ritz Theatre Company in Haddon Township is an example of perfect synchronicity.
About the authors:When it comes to the stage, Ken Davenport and Sarah Saltzberg, co-authors of off-Broadway's Miss Abigail's Guide to Dating, Mating and Marriage, have just about done it all…
Pasadena's Furious Theatre Company and Boston Court combine resources to stage the Bruce Norris satire, which pokes fun at liberal proclivities.
The Orchard Project, a new arts group, will try to serve theater entire companies who create work collaboratively.
Ellen Burstyn stars in the Philip Seymour Hoffman staging of Stephen Adly Guirgis' The Little Flower of East Orange, which begins previews Off-Broadway March 18.