8,536 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
Chicago native Dean Carpenter will take the reins as general manager of About Face Theatre Company.
Many actors pay the bills with jobs at watering holes, but Our Bar gives them opportunities to perform at a pub while between shows.
A two-week festival showed this unique theatre-in-exile at its best, with stunning tableaux, riveting storytelling, and a push for change in and beyond their repressed homeland.
In refracting an American folk legend through a musical-theatrical lens, SITI Company and their collaborators create a powerful tool to fight the machine.
It's a drama-filled week from Pittsburgh to Tucson, complete with morphing chickens, striptease acts, and trailer-park shenanigans.
The longtime theatre writer for the LA Weekly and Stage Raw was already a local theatre leader; his new job just makes it official.
President Obama presented the nation's highest civilian honor to 17 recipients; among those were theatre artists Sondheim, Barbra Streisand, Emilio Estefan, and Gloria Estefan.
This ain't no party, this ain't no disco, this ain't no fooling around.
A season of musical comedies will include one world premiere and the return of three popular hits.
The slate includes another chapter of Arlene Hutton's Nibroc trilogy, two American premieres, Clarence Darrow, and a campy sci-fi musical.
Kilroy's-recommended playwright Hansol Jung makes her official debut with 'No More Sad Things' at Boise Contemporary Theatre and Sideshow Theatre Company.
TCG's annual Fall Forum and Theatre Facts shine a fresh spotlight on strategic planning.
Fresh from a premiere in La Jolla, the new tuner gets some fine tuning for its second flight.
The festival closed its sixth season of performance by handing out 40 competitive awards, plus an honorary award to James Lecesne.
From flying cars, twisting tornadoes, to ships at sea, it is another adventurous week for theatre stateside.
The founder of the brand new development hub opens up about the company's and her own gestation.
Caption this image and you might just win a copy of this year's Pulitzer-winner "Between Riverside and Crazy" by Stephen Adly Guirgis.
The founder of the Des Moines Social Club was looking for a way make more impact on more different kinds of people. How has he fared?
This week's guest is Francine Reynolds, artist director of New Stage Theatre in Mississippi, the only LORT theatre in the state. Plus, the editors discuss recent casting controversies at uni…
The grants, made possible by playwright Robert Askins, will be awarded to Lucy Gillespie, Paul Cameron Hardy, Martyna Majok, among others.
The Tony-winning actress, and 'Sex and the City' star, discusses her second-ever directing project: 'Steve' at The New Group.
The co-artistic director of Pig Iron Theatre has received a fellowship that includes travel to Spain and Russia.
The Minneapolis theatre will present new works from Tanya Barfield, Christina M. Ham, and Michael Elyanow.
Three theatres who regularly stage the impossible challenge misconceptions, and battle stereotypes, about the genre.
A year-long, peer-based process of voting recognizes theatres and performers in the Bay Area.
