This Month in Theatre History
January looks back on the first female theatre manager, a new-play producer, a groundbreaking Black theatre artist, peak Broadway, and more.
All Stories About Pregones Theater
Muriel Miguel and Rosalba Rolón to Receive 2018 Duke Awards
The theatre artists are among seven performing artists to receive an award of $275,000.
The Resistance Runs Deep
How our polarized political moment puts the spotlight on the social and cultural work of many theatremakers.
Extra Seasoning: Artistic Directors Share Their Faves
Whose programs do the programmers admire most? We asked some U.S. theatre leaders and they told us.
Miriam Colón: Opening Doors
Even after New York’s Puerto Rican Traveling Theater found a permanent home, its tireless founder never rested in her passionate artistry and advocacy.
The LTC in NYC: Gathering Face-to-Face Power to Face the World
At its recent Manhattan gathering, the Latina/o Theatre Commons took the movement to the next level, and not a moment too soon.
This Month in Theatre History
From a fire at the Richmond Theatre in Virginia to the birth of Puerto Rican theatre in New York City, December was a memorable month for theatre.
Two Theatres, Both Home
Founded a decade apart and now merged, Pregones and Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre keep the cart rolling.
Theatre Facts 2007: The Readiness Is All
Anticipating hard times, the field is buttressed by strong numbers.
