Hal Landon Jr., Keeping Christmas in His Way for 40 Years
His Scrooge at South Coast Rep is a Southern California institution, but this year is his last time round the bedposts.
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The Art of the Comeback
What Arkansas Rep learned after it suspended operations last year and turned itself around.
What to Expect When You’re a Pregnant Theatremaker
Is the field a safe or welcoming place for pregnant working artists? It’s a question many parents and parents-to-be are asking.
Meghan Pressman: In With the New
The first woman to manage the $55 million Center Theatre Group offers tips on how to raise money for innovation.
Fefu’s Friends, Old and New
Artists behind the 1977 premiere of María Irene Fornés’s groundbreaking play compare notes with artists from a new revival.
Letters for November 2019
Readers respond to our about our October special issue on small theatres.
This Month in Theatre History
From the beginnings of companies around the U.S. to the first AIDS Day With(out) Art and an August Wilson premiere, December has included a variety of theatrical milestones.
What I’ve Learned in the Last Decade as a Journalist
Also, a goodbye to my editorial home.
Devising German Democracy
Berlin’s Gorki Theater is at the forefront of an urgent international dialogue about diversity, immigration, and human rights.
In ‘For Colored Girls….’, Adrienne C. Moore Has Come Full Circle
The ‘Orange Is the New Black’ actress, who once used a Ntozake Shange monologue as her go-to audition piece, is now starring in the Public Theater revival.