8,523 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
The former executive director of Arkansas's TheatreSquared has just taken the same job at Princeton's McCarter Theatre Center, and he's ready to open the gates.
Ariana Sarfarazi has been named the company's new executive director.
After 13 years in Creede, DiAntonio will relocate to Cedar City in November.
13 NYC performance venues will receive two-year, unrestricted general operating grants of $10,000.
Cygnet will host staged readings of new works by Agyeiwaa Asante, Milo Cramer, and Christian St. Croix.
Green-Rogers brings a dramaturgical approach to leadership roles at The Theatre School at DePaul and the Association for Theatre in Higher Education.
Walker-Webb will assume the role Oct. 1, succeeding interim artistic director Ken-Matt Martin.
September looks back on theatre in the colonies, early playwright protections, Midwest theatre milestones, living newspapers, and two groundbreaking Broadway musicals.
She will step down after a more than a decade of service to young audiences.
They are Alexis Roblan, Michael Mobley, and Robert Axelrod.
A longtime friend recalls her groundbreaking mentor's instinctive generosity, grace, and practical advice.
A director and friend recalls the fabulousness of the playwright's sensibility, which naturally found expression in her characters.
This month Woodzick talks to performer and producer Danny Marin about telling stories with nuance and advocating for a better industry.
This passionate director, once a performer in 'Aida,' returns at the helm of a revised production, as well as of 'The Wiz,' bound for Broadway and a new generation.
3 theatre companies have energized South Asian, Chinese, and Latin American audiences by staging plays in their first languages.
Jones will succeed Martin Miller in the position.
Can theatre artists use the tools of Big Tech to dismantle its influence?
As it closes in on 50 years in Chicago, the theatre Taylor built is preparing for its next chapter in a legacy of producing, mentoring, and paying it forward.
Three of the four plays will have staged readings at Southern Oregon University in October.
10 community arts organizations will receive $100,000 in unrestricted funding.
This month, we check in with companies who are making impacts within their communities and artists receiving well-deserved attention.
A remembrance by his frequent collaborator and longtime friend.
Shipley succeeds former executive director LaNeshe Miller-White.
Producing a new play about the full-scale invasion written by a Ukranian playwright, Russian-born director Yury Urnov feels disheartened by the actions of his home country and hopeful for Uk…
Lucero succeeds founding artistic director Peter Rothstein, who left the company in June after 25 years.
