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Majok is the first female recipient of the playwriting prize.
Actors' Equity Association recognizes Rauch's efforts to promote equity, diversity, and inclusion.
The new cohort includes Shawn Hamilton, Philip Luna, Nicky Paraiso, Esteban Andres Cruz, Autumn Ness, Celeste Den, and Sarita Ocón.
Plays by Ayad Akhtar, Kristen Childs, Lisa Loomer, Dominique Morisseau, and Lauren Yee are up for the award.
On this podcast, the critics discuss sexual harassment in the theatre and the powerful theatre artists accused, and debate talkbacks.
Ward had been serving as interim executive director for the past six months.
The season will include a classic musical, a contemporary play, and a Disney offering.
The termination comes in light of accusations of persistent sexual misconduct.
The season will feature four plays and a reading series.
Youth theatres often receive less funding than adult theatres, but some have become adept at making a multi-pronged case for support.
The Tony-winning Broadway and regional freelance director succeeds longtime leader Carey Perloff.
Playwrights christopher oscar peña, Danielle Mohlman, and Mike Sears will present new works at a public reading.
The season will feature the return of a holiday tradition, in addition to new plays and musicals.
Dos and don'ts for making your annual fundraising bash rewarding, in all senses.
As funding for the arts shifts inexorably from corporations to individuals, can theatres maintain their edge?
Artistic directors are increasingly involved in fundraising. Is that now officially part of the job description?
Four fundraisers talk about what keeps them going, and what it takes to keep the arts alive.
Will the new tax law threaten charitable giving? We can't afford to wait to find out.
Three theatres that didn't let a crisis stop them"or go to waste.
A healthy economy may be one pretext for renewed fundraising appeals---but then again, so could an unpredictable new tax regime.
The company announces plan to restructure and relocate to a new space in Houston.
This month: training for directors, IP for non-writers, the state of queer theatre, diversiyfing theatre training, and West African stages.
Thornton Wilder's 80-year-old play offers something more than comforting nostalgia in a troubled American moment.
On the first episode of American Theatre's newest podcast: Playwright Brian James Polak interviews Paula Vogel Playwriting Award winner Antoinette Nwandu.
The season will feature musicals, dramas, and new plays.
