‘My America Too’ Is Theatre for the New Civil Rights Movement
Center Stage produced the guerrilla-theatre video series in response to the Black Lives Matter era.
Stories by Celia Wren
How Theatres Are Supporting Work/Life Balance
In trying to strike a healthier work/life balance for their staff and artists, theatres find that flexibility, space, and planning are key.
The Tragic Laughter of 'Famous Puppet Death Scenes'
Death on a stick: The Old Trout Puppet Workshop brings its irreverent but strangely moving “Famous Puppet Death Scenes” to Woolly Mammoth.
Finding Ways to Firmer Ground
Theatre Facts 2013 shows companies are taking smart steps to regain their economic footing after the Great Recession.
Subscription? How About a Season Pass?
It’s not a one-deal-fits-all world anymore, either for theatregoers or theatres.
Working Capital is Not a Luxury
You’ve raised money to build and staff your theatre—but without cash reserves, you’re just one disaster away from, well, disaster.
Advantages of the ‘Big Data’ Era
The upside of data mining for theatres: the opportunity to do marketing with demonstrable ROI.
Force/collision’s New Work Pays Tribute To Filmmaker Derek Jarman
“Jarman (all this maddening beauty)” honors life and work of independent filmmaker and artist.
Kwame Kwei-Armah’s Science of Feeling at Home
Kwame Kwei-Armah hits his stride as the artistic director of Center Stage in Baltimore.
There’s No Present Like the Past in ‘The Hampton Years’
Jacqueline E. Lawton’s new play evokes a seminal moment in the lives of two trailblazing African-American artists.
