Qui Nguyen Keeps It in the Family With ‘Vietgone’
The playwright talks with his director about his personal inspirations for the play.
Category Archives: February 2017
Welcoming 2017 With a Legacy
Theatre Communications Group looks back at history to legacy leaders to help shape the future of the field.
Featured Contributors, Feb. 2017
One wrote about unacknowledged class divisions among theatre workers; the other about a new play written in response to the Ferguson moment.
This Month in Theatre History
From the birth of the Little Theatre movement and the Native American Theatre Ensemble to the death of Bert Williams, February was filled with notable moments in theatre history.
A ‘Flood’ From Many Streams
To respond to Ferguson and the issues it raised, the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis sent Dael Orlandersmith on a one-woman listening tour.
Khaled Hosseini Wants Theatre to Connect People
The author discusses having his novels adapted for the stage.
6 Theatre Workers You Should Know
From an Alaska-based storyteller to a casting director in New York City, here are some theatre workers to have on your radar.
Big Bad Boar: A Puppet Comes to Life in ‘Mr. and Mrs. Pennyworth’
Puppet designer Blair Thomas explains how he created talking puppets for the Lookingglass Theatre production.
The Spring of Lila Neugebauer
The busy and passionate Off-Broadway director has built her career on ensembles and new work.
Sure, Art Is Immeasurable, But People Need to Get Paid
Nonprofit theatre may be driven primarily by mission, not the market, but that’s no excuse for inequity.
