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A reader responds to our February 2017 story that offered a peek into the pocketbook of theatre artists.
The lineup features new plays by Amy Herzog and Hammaad Chaudry, a Caryl Churchill revival.
The 20th anniversary season will feature a new Civil War musical.
The season will feature classic tales, new plays, and musicals.
Steward will move from Dallas to Boston for the new leadership role.
The Seattle theatre will present five mainstage shows and three touring shows.
The grants will support the growth of new international collaborations, and further pre-existing international relationships.
Salt Lake Acting Company selected playwright Rae Binstock for her play, 'A Land of No Mercy.'
At the helm of one of America's great ensembles, she led Steppenwolf---and the American theatre---to ever greater height, depth, and breadth.
The festival will include three staged readings of new work by Native American playwrights.
The season will include a world premiere, a gospel musical, a mystery, and more.
The Texas theatre will be recognized for its 60 years of programming.
The lineup includes world premieres from Rajiv Joseph and Ngozi Anyanwu and a new musical from Stephen Trask, Peter Yanowitz, and Rick Elice.
Geva Theatre Center brings the private war of victims to the stage.
From the Taj Mahal to a virtual reality, from Greenwich Village to an opera house, it is a varied week for theatre.
The Nigerian-American playwrights puts 'Sojourners' and 'Her Portmanteau' into rep and talks about the other 7 in the cycle.
They're the recipients, respectively, of an award for a new American play and for an emerging American playwright.
A full season of coproductions will feature the Broadway musical's L.A. debut, two world premieres, and a beloved revival.
A musical and historical drama will join works by or inspired by Shakespeare, Chekhov, and Jane Austen.
Four productions as well as a play reading series will be part of the upcoming lineup.
The San Francisco theatre has added a world premiere musical, 'Small Mouth Sounds,' and a 'Hamlet' starring John Douglas Thompson to its lineup.
The writer and director will be recognized for 'Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812.'
The lineup features five mainstage productions and a series of children's shows.
Local authorities will read narratives from immigrants at the Dairy Arts Center in Boulder.
Time Out New York's longtime theatre editor leaves a legacy of incision and advocacy, and has no plans to go silent.
