8,529 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
7 organizations partner on free screenings of art and interviews honoring the life and death of George Floyd.
With 'The Minutes' on hold, Pendleton is passing time with 'The American Clock' and Zoom scene study classes.
Ramirez will receive a $5,000 commission, with an additional $2,500 each going to 2 theatres that aid in the play's development.
The annual award will support a Black male or male-identifying theatre artist with resources to develop new work.
With his Geffen Stayhouse show 'The Present,' the illusionist aims to make a connection among dazzled, far-flung audiences via Zoom.
Erica Daniels and Steve Miller are leaving their posts at Victory Gardens after weeks of controversy.
Theatres across the U.S., shut down due to the pandemic, scramble to make their lobbies refuges for protesters to rest and recharge.
New commissions from the Movement Theatre Company let 15 foreign-born designers express themselves---and maintain work visas.
With the chance to work in theatre on hold, Nicole Carroll has paused her dreams and found a way for her talent to be useful.
The director and co-founder of DNAWORKS has made it his life's work to be fully present in the complexity and plurality of life.
PlayGround's ZoomFest brings new works to a platform that could change the future of theatre.
American Guild of Musical Artists and Stage Directors and Choreographers Society will consult doctors to ensure workers' safety.
The season, the last under artistic director Preston Whiteway, will take place entirely online.
Some of the fellows in Round 13 had projects delayed, canceled, or reconceived, but all are finding new ways to connect with their communities and their work during this pause.
Finalists for the LGBTQ drama award include 'The Amateurs' by Jordan Harrison and 'Dr. Ride's American Beach House' by Liza Birkenmeier.
Dozens of theatres express their solidarity in the grief and anger over anti-Black violence, offer resources, and commit to more equitable paths.
Amid the grief and rage over George Floyd's murder, but unable to gather and heal through their art, Black theatremakers speak out and demand change.
A conversation with the writer of 'Great Clements' about political plays, the dramatic form, and Idaho.
A consummate man of the theatre, he was willing to fight---sometimes literally---for the voices he championed.
With a little help from her friends and colleagues---and some crucical advance planning---Sara Brunow was able to take Asolo Rep's theatre education online.
The season includes a Greek tragedy and an absurdist masterpiece, as well as new protocols for health and safety.
Performer Leah Urzendowski talks Neo-Futurism, clowning during coronavirus, and bringing joy through movement.
Korte opens up about the passion and purpose behind the Broadway mashups he brings to YouTube.
This pre-pandemic conversation with the exciting helmer behind 'Endlings' and radical stagings of 'Ragtime' and 'Carmen' holds hope for the art form.
Winitsky will take a sabbatical from the Jewish Plays Project to lead Kitchen Theatre through its upcoming season.
