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Northlight Theatre's 2015-16 season will feature both classic drama and a fourth world premiere by Bruce Graham.
The co-artistic director of Penumbra Theatre Company was one of the 23 leaders awarded the $100,000 fellowship.
Two groups united in the fight for gender parity in the theatre joined forces for a reading series, and they've only just begun.
The Rochester-based theatre will present 'Spamalot,' Benjamin Scheuer's 'The Lion' and Lisa Peterson and Lisa O'Hare's 'An Iliad.'
We say goodbye to a longtime magazine staffer, and talk seasons and musicals.
But "I won't be retiring from the theatre field," he notes. He's been at the job for 33 years.
Caption this month's image and win a copy of Donald Margulies' "The Country House."
In her play 'I Will Be Gone,' hauntings and grief are served with comedy and cupcakes.
Color, perception, semantics and meaning are among the animating themes of this week's stage offerings.
He's going back to his previous job at Shakespeare Festival St. Louis, he says, because it's more artistic than administrative.
Robert Schenkkan and Neil Berg's new show dramatizes the three days between the crucifixion---and whatever happened next.
One of the leaders at the Idaho theatre will depart after 13 years, during which time the theatre's budget doubled.
A key figure in the theatre's recent expansion projects, the American Conservatory Theater leader will leave after five years in the post.
The Colorado theatre's new season to feature new plays from Theresa Rebeck and Tanya Saracho, plus a punk 'Sweeney Todd' and 'Lookingglass Alice.'
Two major critics diss a new play about graffiti and hip-hop culture, igniting a debate about privilege, race and who gets to tell young people's stories.
She leaves the California theatre after three years in the post to take a job leading the San Diego Civic Theatre and the Balboa Theatre.
New plays by Jose Rivera, Rebecca Gilman, Thomas Bradshaw, Charise Castro Smith and Seth Bockley highlight the Chicago theatre's next season.
Coward, Fugard and Albee join the Bard and the Greeks for the Wisconsin theatre's summer/fall season.
Triad Stage's nine productions highlight music, comedy, drama and mystery.
Citing health reasons, the leader of one of Off-Broadway's most prominent playwright-focused theatres will step down.
The Oregon theatre's upcoming season will have actor Russell Hornsby, of NBC's "Grimm," doing Tennessee Williams, plus Aaron Posner, Hershey Felder and Laura Eason.
Also on the company's slate: an original devised work about a trapped miner, and a revival of 'A Doll's House.'
Two new shows, 'Snapshots' and 'My Heart Is the Drum,' will receive productions, along with three Broadway favorites.
The American Theatre Wing has named the winner of the grants for musical theatre writers.
Failure can be a gateway to new scenes, new ideas---even a brand new writing identity.
