People to Watch: Keiko Green
The busy playwright, with three world premieres kicking off 2025, discusses juggling multiple projects and the privilege of being a working artist.
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Memory Care in Noga Flaishon’s ‘Memoriam’
In this world premiere at Houston’s Main Street Theater, people can rent and fully experience the memories of others.
Out of the Frying Pan: Theatre Facts 2023
As the industry is still recovering from pandemic closures, new data shows we’re not out of the woods yet.
Schooled: Where Young People Are Catching the Theatre Bug
At high school theatre programs big and small, well funded and not, educators are stoking excitement and building a future, both for their students and for the art form.
Unfinished Business: What Theatre Schools Should Also Be Teaching
Theatre students, taught to do the job, deserve to learn more about how to get the job.
Know a Theatre: Actor’s Express of Atlanta
There are no B-sides for this theatre as it looks to produce fearless, adventurous work in the ATL.
6 Theatre Workers You Should Know
This Denver-focused edition includes experts in immersive theatre and homegrown theatremakers paving the way for the future of the art form.
Just Imagine
By centering love, generosity, and community, we can heal the theatre and ourselves.
AT Education Monthly: Brown/Trinity Pause, Educator Roundtable, and Student Auditions
In this month’s newsletter, Allison checks in on Brown/Trinity Rep’s MFA programs and asks educators about students auditioning for professional roles.
Garden Variety Grown From ‘Fifty Boxes of Earth’
A response to Bram Stoker’s ‘Dracula,’ Ankita Raturi’s world premiere play explores what it means to try to survive in a new place when those already there treat you as a monster.
