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Maring will be the fifth T. Fellow and will be mentored by Harold Prince, Margo Lion, and others.
The Jobsite Theater artists have always made it work onstage and off---only this time, she's the one in the director's chair.
Dutton will bring her experiences in investment management and as a theatrical director to the position.
The Dallas theatre's lineup features five productions and a new works reading series.
PCPA will present Disney musicals, contemporary dramas, and summer productions outdoors in Solvang, Calif.
Playwrights and choreographers receive cash rewards of $7,000.
Eight new shows to be presented at the NYC festival.
From a new-play programmer and a lighting designer in Oregon to an Austin-based actor/activist, here are some stage folks to keep your eye on.
The company announced a new mission as well as the 2016-17 resident playwrights.
From Sacramento, Calif., to Sarasota, Fla., new musicals and plays take the stage this week.
A new play about LBJ's infamous mushroom-cloud commercial mines its political relevance---and its deeper implications for our uncsoncious fears.
The longtime artistic director will leave to head up NYU's Skirball Center. His final season will contain world premieres from a number of experimental theatre companies.
Though a quiet presence offstage, onstage he sprang to life in a wide variety of roles over a long and busy career.
The season will feature the return of a holiday favorite and Matthew Lopez's 'The Whipping Man.'
Samuel D. Hunter's play, produced by Theater Breaking Through Barriers, is about a group of childhood friends who reunite for a funeral.
Immersive theatre, nautical shows, and more take stages across the country this summer.
The Akron theatre is closing its doors after 17 seasons.
The Latino theatre will debut new plays by Mando Alvarado, Ike Holter, and Sandra Delgado.
The diversity-focused theatre will present an adaptation of 'Love in the Time of Cholera' and more.
Face tracking, augmented reality, wearable lights---incorporating technology onstage has never been easier or cheaper, and it can serve rather supersede storytelling.
From Teller's 'Tempest' to plays from Andrew Hinderaker and the House Theatre of Chicago, magicians are finding new ways to use their illusions.
The New Orleans-based studio founded by local Jeff Becker will house 3 theatre ensembles and focus on design-driven productions.
For a musical at the Old Globe, we were tasked with creating a structure that could rotate and withstand a downpour. The solution? A self-driving house.
Robots onstage are less likely to replace humans than to heighten the contradictions of the human condition in a technological age.
Threads from Broadway, tours, and the Met hang out between engagements at an Astoria warehouse that's now accessible to shows all over the U.S.
