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In staging two contemporary Egyptian plays in the U.S., how to eliminate exoticism without erasing specificity? With care and context.
The company will support emerging and established playwrights in developing new work.
Artists will develop new work in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. this June.
The season is the first under new artistic director Will Davis and will feature two world premieres from Dan Aibel and Basil Kreimendahl.
The season will take place in Old Louisville's Central Park.
The season will feature two world premieres and a new-play development program.
The season will include a world premiere from David Valdes Greenwood.
Founded during a fertile New York moment, Bonnie Marranca's journal continues to cover performance critically, not academically.
From directing traffic to playing twister, from floating in space to exploring artificial intelligence, this week's roundup is varied.
Our Production Notebook feature has expanded to offer a deep dive into all aspects of stagecraft.
The federal endowment announces funds for thousands of projects across the nation.
From a fine arts major turned playwright to a spoken-word artist inspired by gardening, here are some stage folks to keep your eye on.
The lineup will include leading ladies Hedda Gabler and Phèdre, who both defy societal rules.
The season will include a mix of new plays, classic musicals, and theatre for young audiences.
The season will feature three works showcasing women in starring roles.
Caption this image to potentially win a copy of the Pulitzer-nominated 'The Humans' by Stephen Karam.
Moore will bring his performing arts administration experience, including at TCG, to Louisville.
The Michigan-based couple discusses the joys and challenges that come with pursuing their relationship and a career in the arts.
Salt Lake Acting Company teamed with Flying Bobcat Theatrical Laboratory and the Red Fred Project partnered to stage a young boy's book.
A pair of new books reveals how Joel Grey and the Yiddish theatre both drew on Jewish stage traditions of gravitas as well as schmaltz.
Designers from both 'Hamilton' and 'The Invisible Hand' will be celebrated.
The company's director of development and marketing has been promoted to managing director.
The season will feature musicals celebrating the music of Mahalia Jackson and Nina Simone.
Other winners include 'Bright Star,' 'American Psycho,' 'A View From the Bridge,' and 'Dear Evan Hansen.'
From Juneau, Alaska to Cincinnati, Ohio, from aerial adaptations to farcical comedies, it is a wide-ranging week of theatre.
