What’s Left Standing of Kennedy Center Education and TYA?
The Center’s roles as an incubator of new work for young audiences, and as a generous host for the American College Theater Festival, will be hard to fill.
All posts by Daniella Ignacio
‘Darling’ Chooses a New Adventure
How a grad student’s puppetry arts thesis, a Peter Pan adaptation, is dismantling patriarchy with Connecticut Repertory Theatre.
Returning to Your Magic Tree House
In adapting beloved children’s and YA literature to the stage, the powerhouse national MTH On Stage and Chicago Children’s Theatre let presence and play guide their way.
Junior Theater Fest, Where Celebration > Competition
2026 kicks off with a report from this year’s gathering in Atlanta.
Rachel Lynett Commits
The playwright behind ‘Committed’ and ‘Apologies to Lorraine Hansberry (You Too August Wilson)’ shares their journey from aspiring corporate defense attorney to playwright.
This Month in Theatre History
This edition features the birth and death of playwrights and major openings.
Repairing ‘A Christmas Carol’ and Reflecting on the Year
In the latest AT Education Monthly: an annual tradition restored, insights from educators, and news from around the country.
High School Opportunities Launch Futures
A list of festivals, competitions, and other programs to give young people access to and training in the theatre.
Brian James Polak Reverses Roles
This 10-year anniversary special turns the tables, as playwright Crystal Skillman interviews host Brian James Polak about how his podcast helped him redefine playwriting success.
Fall of Remembrance and ‘Good Trouble’
The TCG executive letter in the Fall 2025 issue explores urgencies of past and present.
