8,529 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
The company has cancelled two shows in the lineup and has pushed the season to November.
The pandemic lockdown means bleak job prospects for new graduates and theatre aspirants, but some remain hopeful and resourceful against the odds.
Sharon Bridgforth, Mashuq Mushtaq Deen, Andrew Rosendorf, Riti Sachdeva, Charly Evon Simpson, Crystal Skillman, and Jonathan Spector join the program.
Star Finch will develop new works and facilitate writing groups as part of the three-year residency.
Aaron Posner's 'Life Sucks' wins for best new play, and Mark Blum, Wynn Handman, and Julia Miles join the Hall of Fame.
The title, 'The Show Must Go Online!,' is self-explanatory, but this new virtual musical still requires teachers, parents, and students to get in on the act.
An inside look at the long-standing and often overlooked incubators who've boosted the profiles of early-career stage writers of color.
Working with Facebook and an Oculus Quest headset, NYU students explore the possibility of staging theatre via virtual reality.
Monty Cole, Georgette Kelly, Exal Iraheta, and Alex Lubischer will have readings in the all-digital festival.
The selected playwrights have been commissioned to write plays about science.
The site will feature productions and theatre makers affected by the pandemic, as well as efforts to support the theatre community.
My father managed to support his family with his acting, but along the way he also inspired us.
The critics talk with Jeremy Wein of Play-PerView, take a question about theatre safety, and recommend shows they've viewed.
This summer, 18 musical theatre writers and teams will develop 9 projects remotely.
The prize recognizes the writer for 'How the Light Gets In' and comes with $25,000.
Arts fests from Wisconsin to S.C. may survive a summer of virtual connection and outreach, but lean times are ahead for the towns where they take place.
Theatre is the practice of putting dreams into action, so why don't we use this time to dream, not about some uncertain future, but about what we can start doing now?
Like George Bailey in 'It's a Wonderful Life,' we have the chance to glimpse the world without our work. Will we make the most of what we learn in this down time?
As Atlanta's Out of Hand Theater takes its Equitable Dinner series online, they can increase their reach, even if they can't pass the salt.
PCPA's Santa Maria programming, as well as its collaboration with Solvang TheatreFest, has been canceled.
The company has also postponed its annual Sarasota Improv Festival to next year.
From book launches to improv shows, from archived productions to cooking classes, here are some theatre (and theatre-adjacent) online offerings.
Knowing Diane Rodriguez was like inhabiting an adventure story whose protagonist hatches big plans and invites you to come along.
As Utah Shakes's summer season shutters, theatres from Missouri to Massachusetts weigh alternatives to staying dark for the rest of 2020.
New York City performance venues and indie companies will hold an emergency town hall on rent forgiveness this month.
