‘Endlings’ Makes New Waves at Hedgerow Theatre Company
In its regional premiere, Celine Song’s debut play, about older Korean woman who dive for their food, has fresh resonance this time around—and a lot less actual water.
Category Archives: Features
Taking Governance Back to the Drawing Board
Many theatres are rethinking their board structure to address inequities and mission drift. But can new ideas break through?
Summer Stock: A Vibe Check
How is this long-standing American theatre tradition faring in an age of social media, raised expectations, and post-Covid recovery?
This Month in Theatre History
A begrudging Pulitzer, a court case turned theatre (twice over), an award-winning life story, and a world premiere.
‘Utopian Hotline’ Calling: Do You Have an Answer?
Theater Mitu’s investigation into a better world proves an unexpectedly perfect fit beneath a Boston planetarium’s dome.
Conflict and Community in ‘Someone Will Remember Us’
In a devised docu-theatre play earlier this year, Trinity Rep revisited a disastrous war—and a previous show—from all sides of the front line.
A New Way to Build ‘Frankenstein’
The Chicago-based nonprofit A.B.L.E.’s recent show piloted a new production process, aiming to expand the work of changing public perceptions of artists with disabilities.
A New Wind Sweeping Down the Plain in ‘O.K.!’
In Christin Eve Cato’s play at Intar Theatre, a pregnant actor finds herself in a state where she cain’t say no.
Life and (Near) Death in Broadway’s ‘Swept Away’
The star of this season’s shipwrecked Avett Brothers musical reflects on the show’s brief, brilliant voyage—and how its dark depths rescued his first love.
Just Sow Story: ‘The Vermont Farm Project’
Behind the scenes of a new interview-seeded ‘farm-to-stage’ musical at Northern Stage.
