The Big Crunch: Theatre’s Labor and Materials Crisis
Getting audiences to return isn’t the only post-COVID challenge theatres are facing.
Stories by Bill Hirschman
Blow, Winds: Florida Theatres After Hurricane Ian
Fort Myers’s Florida Rep reckons with at least $1 million in damage, while other theatres, and the region in general, face a steep path to recovery.
All Dressed Up, Few Places to Go
Costume World Theatrical, the field’s largest wardrobe supplier, is yet another business left hanging by the pandemic.
Remembering Joseph Adler, Passionate Titan of South Florida Theatre
GableStage’s longtime artistic director brought aesthetically daring works to Miami audiences, and both nurtured and prodded his colleagues to meet high standards.
City Theatre’s Long History With the Short Play
For 23 years this Miami theatre has made short-form theatre a priority, a specialty, and something of a superpower.
Plays on the Peninsula: South Florida’s Best Kept Secret
Sure, the region has tourists and retirees, but it’s also home to a far-flung, wide-ranging theatre scene.
Irma Mostly Spared Florida Stages, But Not Their Bottom Line
Power outages and cancelled performances more than physical ruin were left in the historic hurricane’s wake.
Where Are All the New Plays? Everywhere!
Move over, NYC. From Oregon to Miami, theatres around the country are home to the nation’s most fertile new-play incubators.
