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The scholarship is named in honor of the lighting designer, who passed in 2020.
At Seattle's Red Eagle Soaring, Sayet and Moses will share artistic director duties, modeling and shaping a decolonized process to better serve Native youth.
An experienced producer and arts administrator, she'll replace Buzz Ward, who's retiring after 29 years in the post.
The season will feature a combination of indoor, outdoor, streaming, and audio productions.
Two $2,500 scholarships will support student and professional musicians working in the theatre.
After 11 years helping Harvard's resident theatre mount many works that went to Broadway, she'll return to her native London.
The updated season includes two new plays by Dael Orlandersmith.
The season features 3 world premieres and a combination of indoor and outdoor productions.
Her 'Apologies to Lorraine Hansberry (You Too August Wilson)' imagines a protected Black state founded after a second Civil War.
The experienced leader and teacher will also serve as resident director at Yale Rep for a five-year term.
A celebration of Arab American Heritage Month, from Khalil Gibran to the opening of Leila Buck's 'Hkeelee (Talk to Me).'
If you haven't committed to dismantling racism and ending harassment, don't rush to reopen your doors.
The first woman in the role, she succeeds Doug Wright and is joined by a slate of board officers including Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Kristoffer Diaz, and Christine Toy Johnson.
'An Almost Holy Picture' will replace 'Sense and Sensibility' and the theatre will return to in-person performances in August.
Suttles, an experienced arts leader with fundraising and strategic planning background, joined the Bay Area company last week.
This year's theatre fellows include L. M. Bogad, Rebecca Schneider, Mike Lew, Kaneza Schaal, and Sarah Cameron Sunde.
Two new books about men whose charmed and eventful lives were as much acts of creation as the plays and films they produced.
With a new leader and new owners, the Chicago comedy staple has expanded its digital reach while reorienting for the future and readying a live return.
The ongoing virtual festival will feature 3 new-play readings, in addition to a variety of panels on science and theatre.
The opera theatre has launched the Opera Writers Diversity and Representation Initiative to increase participation of BIPOC opera artists in their flagship program.
New memoirs by Quiara AlegrÃa Hudes and David Adjmi describe their arduous journeys to find themselves, as well as the communities that shaped them.
Muse joins the company in the newly created position of director of inclusion, diversity, equity, and access (IDEA).
The theatre for young audiences will return to in-person programming in November.
The 5-show season will feature the final play of August Wilson's Century Cycle and a world premiere from Jeffrey Binder.
24 disabled artists worked with collaborating mentors over the past few weeks, and the results of their work go online today.
