8,533 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
The new book 'Drop Dead' puts a debate we're still having---between art for art's sake and art for the common good---into stark relief.
Celebration Theatre and Los Angeles LGBT Center were the big winners at this year's ceremony.
She is recognized for her play 'Aubergine,' which premiered at Berkeley Rep.
This Windy City theatre works to eradicate racism and unite audiences through its performances and educational programming.
Next season will feature world premieres from Robert Schenkkan, Jeremy J. Kamps, Deborah Lawlor, and Stephen Sachs.
The company's resident stage manager has stepped into the new leadership role.
The grants will provide support for actors to develop community projects and new works at host theatres.
The playwright will receive artistic development support from the theatre and a cash prize.
Quiara AlegrÃa Hudes changed her mother/daughter drama into a musical. Then the world changed even more.
The San Diego theatre's season lineup includes plays by Nathan Alan Jackson, Matthew Lopez, and Kate Hennig.
Drama-Logue founder Bill Bordy awarded the money in honor of his sister Pearl Bordy Frazier.
The season will include a world premiere play, new play festivals, and works for young audiences.
Goodwin receives the opportunity to develop his script 'HYPE MAN' at the American Blues Theater.
Thanks to rigorous planning and impeccable timing, no one ever looked bad in a Martha Swope photo.
The theatre's new Rush&Ride program merges same-day tickets with car services, and it's literally driving more patrons to the theatre.
Both 'Trans Scripts' and 'Orange Julius' let trans people tell their own stories, though only one credits a trans playwright.
The awards recognize promising musical theatre librettists and lyricists.
From chorus lines to jumping poodles, from dinner parties to sea expeditions, it is another exciting week for theatre.
On the eve of the inauguration, hundreds of theatres across the country will unite through collective action.
This year's finalists include plays from Lisa Loomer, Taylor Mac, Qui Nguyen, Paula Vogel, and Lynn Nottage.
From Providence, R.I., to Sarasota, Fla., here are current and past stage productions featuring Martin Luther King Jr.
Bed-Stuy's longtime black theatre gets a new leader and fresh momentum.
Eleven theatre not-for-profits have been given grants totaling $2 million to train diverse theatre artists.
The performer and arts activist will help to plan the theatre's 2017 programming.
Twelve projects will be developed, including new works from Elena Heyman, Kristin Marting, and Jenny Larson.
