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.
Stories by Celia Wren
You’ve Been Steampunked
From musicals to Shakespeare, goggles and gears are the look du jour.
Rolling With the New-Play Surge
Teamwork and trust are watchwords for NNPN honcho Jason Loewith.
Natsu Onoda Power: Cartoon Dreams
The one thing you can count on in this polymath’s productions is surprise.
Dissolving the Barriers
Theatre professionals discuss strategies for bringing artists, institutions and communities closer together.
You Can See America From Here
Molly Smith puts Arena Stage and the nation face to face.
Theatre Facts 2007: The Readiness Is All
Anticipating hard times, the field is buttressed by strong numbers.
Theatre Facts 2006: Watching the Fiscal Weather
The forecast is neither foul nor fair—and theatres are planning accordingly.
Theatre Facts 2005: At the Intersection of Optimism and Uncertainty
A continued recovery harbors some worrisome omens.
Five-Finger Exercise
A handful of new musicals that grapple with varied American experiences.
