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The 80-year-old space is also in the midst of an ambitious renovation.
The NYC-based theatre ensemble, comprised of artists in their early twenties, stages stories that mirror their own.
The Philadelphia theatre's first pay-what-you-decide season features premieres from Douglas Williams and Jacqueline Goldfinger.
New plays by Tarell Alvin McCraney, Quiara Alegria Hudes, David Henry Hwang, and Rajiv Joseph, as well as a revival of 'Zoot Suit.'
The company's season will feature works by Sarah Ruhl, Shakespeare, Clifford Odets, and more.
The season will feature three productions and a reading series.
The Glencoe, Ill., company moves from tenant to owner with its new Jeanne Gang-designed space.
Live performances will be recorded for the company's Radio Theatre Series.
The 20th anniversary season will be the company's last in their current space.
After threatening to cancel its 50th anniversary season and extending the deadline to meet a $2 million goal, the company is back from the brink.
Sean Christopher Lewis will join the company as interim artistic director.
From traditional adaptations to musicals to improv, the six novels of the Regency-era author seem to make theatrical sense and sensibility.
From Los Angeles to Atlanta, from jukebox musicals to Shakespearean fare, it is another wide-ranging week for theatre.
The season will include six productions and two global festivals.
Six playwrights will be sponsored to work on plays while onboard long-distance trains.
Inspired by her grandfather's home, the playwright pens her new play 'Summer Retreat.'
The theatre, formerly known as Women's Project Theater, also announces its 2016-18 Lab Artists and new Domestic Partner Program.
The company will produce four of Hudes's plays.
The lineup features works by Thornton Wilder, Samuel Beckett, Shakespeare, and more.
It's not just about talkbacks at the small Boston theatre---it's about creating safe spaces for engagement with often uncomfortable work.
This week's guest is English director Josette Bushell-Mingo, who discusses her Swedish production of 'A Raisin in the Sun.' Plus, the editors talk #tcg16, the Contemporary American Theatre F…
The longtime managing director is leaving to pursue new opportunities.
Maring will be the fifth T. Fellow and will be mentored by Harold Prince, Margo Lion, and others.
The Jobsite Theater artists have always made it work onstage and off---only this time, she's the one in the director's chair.
Dutton will bring her experiences in investment management and as a theatrical director to the position.
