8,536 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
The artistic director will leave the position after 20 years.
The artistic director of LCT3 at Lincoln Center will take over from the theatre's founder, James Houghton.
The Philadelphia-based theatre's next season will be its 208th.
The protean auteur makes a kind of puppet theatre in which his own intense, mercurial presence is the central object being manipulated.
In light of recent controversies over plays by Katori Hall and Lloyd Suh, it's clear that theatre needs a color-conscious casting approach.
Rehearsal room squabbles aside, the questions raised by Tonya Pinkins as she departed CSC's 'Mother Courage' deserve a closer look.
The managing director of the Chicago-based company will take on the role of co-CEO and managing director at the Rochester theatre.
The Off-Off-Broadway theatre will feature world premieres from Adam Rapp and Sarah Gancher and a new play from Kristiana Colón.
Joe Calarco, Liz Duffy Adams, and David Hilder will travel to George to develop new outdoor, site-specific plays.
After 10 seasons as managing director of Actors Theatre of Louisville, Bielstein sets her sights on Minnesota.
After 20 years, the Bay Area new-play incubator, located in the basement of a pizza parlor, will shut its doors, citing lack of income.
The 'Office' star has wanted to tackle Will Eno's breakthrough monologue for a decade, and Geffen Playhouse had an open slot. Is he ready to get shouted at?
From a daring director to a tag team of designers, from San Francisco to Atlanta, this month's cohort of theatre people are making their mark.
She may have hoped to write a comfy play about the vagaries of menopause and after, but, in her art as in her life, she couldn't take the easy way.
The company finds a new creative home and joins a group of neighborhood theatres on L.A.'s Theatre Row.
Twenty artists, including three participants from Romania, will partake in the Drama League's residency program.
Israeli, Arab, and American artists unite to collaborate in this five-play festival.
The playwright wants to be a griot for her hometown of Detroit and beyond.
The 'Spring Awakening' composer, who enjoyed working on Brecht's thorny classic with director Brian Kulick and star Tonya Pinkins, weighs in on the show's fortunes.
From the founding of the Colored Actors' Union to the opening of the Coconut Grove Playhouse, January has many historical events to be proud of.
The new year is off to a great start with fairy tales, mysteries, farces, and musicals taking the stage.
Here are some of the top web page turners from 2015 that received praise, incited debate, and sparked conversations.
After nearly four years, she will leave her post at the Chicago company before the new year.
Center Stage produced the guerrilla-theatre video series in response to the Black Lives Matter era.
The innovative and ambitious company that has brought free art to the Windy City for 24 years will shutter in early 2016.
