9,637 stories from American Theatre
A key figure in New York's experimental scene in his own right, he devoted himself with passion and rigor to preserving La MaMa's path-breaking heritage for succeeding generations.
A roundup of comings and goings at the top of U.S. theatre institutions.
With 150 seats and a budget just under $1 million, this Upstate company stages contemporary classics, classics that feel contemporary, and world premieres.
From a consequential HUAC hearing to the TikTok 'Ratatousical,' August has been a month of theatrical highs and lows.
The brilliance of 'Hamilton's' book and lyrics has been justly praised, but a new book argues for show's deft musical storytelling as well.
An Asian American theatremaker reflects on the intent and impact of Broadway's 'Maybe Happy Ending,' and the precedent its latest casting decision may set.
Florida theatres urged their community to act, with $12.8 million of arts funding and its cultural affairs department at stake.
Bay Area theatre companies will offer free and low-price tickets to audiences in a region-wide celebration of live theatre.
Running Sept. 26-28, Baylor Theatre's inaugural festival creates a new national platform for original plays.
Colleagues and friends remember the playwright and multidimensional theatre artist, who died on July 14 at the age of 43.
Playwright Ken Weitzman's rolling world premiere centers a communal approach as audiences visit a curated happy place.
As tireless as he was eccentric, this great designer pushed himself and his colleagues to dazzling heights, and his work was never done.
The Contemporary American Theater Festival is now the only U.S. gathering of its kind that fully stages all its offerings"and that matters more now.
6 writers from abroad who make theatre in the U.S. reflect on their craft and careers in a cultural climate that feels freshly fraught and urgent.
After spending a week studying Tectonic Theater Project's Moment Work, a theatre teacher emerges with new tools to empower young storytellers.
At a convening earlier this year hosted by Lincoln Center Theater and the New York City Department of Education, tools and resources were offered for multilingual educators and learners.
As a writer, professor, and advocate who led Black Theatre Network for some crucial years, he encouraged and inspired generations of theatremakers.
A roundup of prizes, fellowships, and other recognitions.
This month: a unique partnership between CTC and an elementary school, plus a check-in with teachers on time away from school.
A playwright considers the challenges and rewards of writing for the moment.
The citywide festival, now curated in conjunction with several NYC presenters, has announced a partial slate of formally adventurous work.
Community organizations and advocates will celebrate outdoor and global performance in New York City parks and public spaces.
In this reimagined version of NHP's signature new-works initiative, 5 Indianapolis theatres will present new plays throughout 2025-26.
The politics of international artist visas have never run smooth, but they've become increasingly bumpy in a changing U.S.
To give tribute this great American playwright, who died on July 4 at the age of 67, we assembled a party of colleagues, friends, and admirers.
