8,583 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
The new roundtable series starts in July.
The comic actor talks about his role in August Wilson's 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone,' director Michael Arden and designer Dane Laffrey talk vampire musicals, and Gemma Wilson gives us the Se…
With its satirical look at an overlooked piece of Virginia history, Eva DeVirgilis's new play is for the women who've spoken up against patriarchy for centuries.
A writer and mentee remembers the Florida-based actor, director, and producer, who died on April 10 at the age of 75.
A show and a convening at Court Theatre demonstrate what’s still possible, and a composer-designer lets us in on their dreams.
This first collective bargaining agreement, which takes effect April 27, is a major step for Vineyard’s backstage and overhire IATSE union crew members.
The show's creator, Cinco Paul, explains how his score pays cock-eyed tribute to the mid-century American musical.
A roundup of prizes, fellowships, and other recognitions.
A roundup of comings and goings at the top of U.S. theatre institutions.
The influential director and teacher, who died on April 3 at the age of 89, is remembered by his widow and partner, and 2 of his famous students.
The longtime 'Sesame Street' cast member talks about his work as a director at U.S. regional theatres, including a new show at Rose Theater in Omaha.
April highlights include 19th-century queer theatre history, the Pulitzer changing the rules, and a leading Chicago theatre company finding their home.
How 2 Russian directors and 1 American one are making Chekhov's work speak to the moment, and how a seasoned community-based theatremaker is having a ball on Broadway.
A roundup of prizes, fellowships, and other recognitions.
Edward Torres and Archana Vaidya take over as interim leaders of the embattled company as it seeks to reestablish itself in Chicago's theatre scene.
Daniel Okrent's biography seeks the composer/lyricist's motivation and finds complication and nuance, while Barry Joseph's book asks what Sondheim's games and puzzles can tell us about him.
This month Willem Dafoe tells us about his programming for the Venice Teatro Biennale, and critics Helen Shaw and Emily Nussbaum compare notes on their new posts.
The Atlanta-based company's landlord has chosen to not renew its lease, prompting a search for a new space.
The renaming accompanies a renovation of the 99-seat Off-Broadway venue in the heart of the West Village.
The streaming giant plans to deliver top-quality performance experiences directly to subscribers' living rooms.
These artists join Willem Dafoe, previously announced as international message author, in inviting theatremakers and audiences worldwide to celebrate World Theatre Day.
A roundup of prizes, fellowships, and other recognitions.
Created by over 50 Jewish artists and professionals, the new guide has been designed to help steer non-Jewish theatres when they produce Jewish plays.
A colleague remembers the playwright of 'On the Verge' and 'Native Speech,' who also had a consequential TV career, for his seriousness, irony, and precision with words.
'Riot Queens' in Portland, Oregon, and an immersive staging at San Francisco's Tenderloin Museum recall a seminal pre-Stonewall moment, and prompt fresh reflections about the ongoing search …
