8,529 stories by "American Theatre Editors"
The theatre's co-founder will step down in September after 46 years leading the company.
The former leader of San Francisco's Magic Theatre and of NYC's Women's Project, she will take the helm of the Boston theatre in July, filling a vacancy left by Peter DuBois's resignation.
This week the editors talk to the artistic director of New York Theatre Workshop about his long and influential tenure there, which will end in June.
200 titles from TCG's collection will be part of the expansive digital library.
Texas State University theatre student Kylie Gutierrez has been selected as the program's first participant.
Oregon Shakespeare Festival's artistic director offers a timely list of colleagues to keep an eye on.
Administered by Pillsbury House Theatre, the honor for community-engaged, mid-career Minnesota artists comes with a $25,000 stipend.
The Omaha-based playwright never felt alone as she wrote her new family play 'In the Upper Room,' bowing next week in Denver.
Friends and colleagues remember the hard-working, playful-spirited performer and teacher who was the founding artistic director of Dell'Arte International.
Kwaku Fortune, Jade Jordan, Felispeaks, and CN Smith will develop new work under the mentorship of playwright Dael Orlandersmith.
This edition covers some notable birthdays (Edna St. Vincent Millay, Sidney Poitier), as well as an auspicious premiere and a company founding.
Appropriately enough, Josh Wilder's play about the water crisis is having its world premiere in the Michigan city where it happened.
Certification for the Pay Equity Standards tool is open for theatre companies nationwide.
Delegation will join participants from around the world for a weekend of performances and workshops.
8 young theatre workers will be paid $50,000 for a year of learning by doing in various capacities on Broadway shows.
For its first in-person Monte Cristo gala in 2 years, the O'Neill Theater Center will pay tribute to its founder.
The fellows include Domonique Aviles, Steven Gutierrez, and Miles Kight.
The award recognized the stage and screen choreographer for his 'rising star' moment.
The award for most promising lyricist and librettist in the American musical theatre includes a purse of $100,000, paid out over two years.
Her 15 years in the role spanned the building of a new space and a $25-million campaign.
In tracing the development of the predominant acting approach of the 20th century, Isaac Butler makes the case for its far-reaching influence.
A look at the American Laboratory Theatre, where Richard Boleslavsky and Maira Ouspenskaya introduced young American actors to their version of Stanislavski's system.
From Arkansas to Harlem, theatres are using lobbies, rooftops, exhibition spaces, and more to expand the ways they can gather and engage their communities.
The award, given annually by the Shakespeare Theatre Association, goes to the founder and artistic director of NY Classical Theatre.
The Tony-winning lighting and set designer will succeed Susan Hilferty in the role.
