8,630 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
The #WeMakeEvents movement supports an extension of the RESTART Act and the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance.
The reimagining of Playwrights' Arena will allow six students or alumni to work directly with Arena Stage dramaturg Jocelyn Clarke.
Ali and Thake will join Mandy Hackett as part of the restructuring of the Public's artistic leadership.
While the pandemic has theatres reevaluating their programming, some are also making shifts toward a more humane working environment.
The North Carolina company will present a mix of virtual and socially distant theatre.
Awarded by Chicago's Court Theatre, the award honors founding artistic director Nicholas Rudall.
What are we doing in the theatre? The clues are in what our art is made of: bodies, words, and a third thing that is neither and both of them.
Wilson, who joined the organization in 2017, rises from the role of director of membership.
The season will feature three postponed productions, including the world premiere of 'The Outsiders.'
The 60th anniversary season will be dedicated to the company's late founder, Fred C. Adams.
Last week TCG hosted 'Too Legit to Quit,' and both its party vibes and its urgent solidarity are still resounding.
This season's year-long residency has been awarded to Zora Howard and Edison Ventura Mata Diaz.
Victor will be joined by Justin J. Sacramone, who will serve as the Chicago company's associate artistic director.
This month Brian hands the mic to Playwrights' Center's Jeremy Cohen and a panel of multi-platform writers.
The Seattle online presenter will mentor an artist interested in developing performances and public events.
The conservatory will present virtual productions this fall, plus four possible in-person shows for 2021.
From a 'Dog Day Afternoon' watch party to a Beethoven bio-play with music, this week offers many answers to the eternal question.
Two socially distanced outdoor productions will unfold in the same Brooklyn neighborhood next weekend.
The company's 51st season, the first under new artistic director Tim Bond, will be postponed until March.
Virtual events across the country next week will commemorate the milestone and join the fight still yet to be won.
It's going to be a long time before we're back doing live theatre at full capacity indoors, but there is plenty of work to do until then.
The Houston company's season will bring theatre to couches and front lawns alike.
The companies will operate with joint management but separate boards and finances.
Artist residents for its 59th season include Philip Glass, Murielle Borst-Tarrant, Great Jones Repertory, Split Britches, Jerome Ellis, Yoshiko Chuma, and more.
The local producer/performer will helm the city's marketing and leadership organization.
