How to Diversify U.S. Stages in One Fell Swoop: The Jubilee Has a Radical Plan
An initiative inviting theatres to produce only work by underrepresented voices for an entire season—and no straight white males—has excited interest and controversy.
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An initiative inviting theatres to produce only work by underrepresented voices for an entire season—and no straight white males—has excited interest and controversy.
Theatres across the nation are producing Steve Yockey’s upbeat ‘Blackberry Winter,’ but in his hometown it’s paired with a play in a more troubled vein.
Obviously theatres should give priority to disabled actors in roles defined as disabled. The next step: to consider them for all roles.
As the first wheelchair-using performer ever cast on Broadway, Stroker isn’t just realizing a dream; she’s making it possible for others like her to dream, as well.
A theatre in a tropical climate where year-round residents and snowbirds flock together is producing its first contemporary play by a local playwright.
The indie Americana musical spans time and space, but its story hits close to home for its author.
The innovative company, known for producing theatre and music from around the globe, now has a permanent residence in Dumbo.
The Windy City storefront mainstay loses its home at the Angel Island Theater after nearly three decades.
This two-stage theatre makes a home for innovative new works, with frequent world premieres and no play older than five years.
Two wildly different new versions unveil the woman behind the myth.