From Lip-Reading Ants to Flying Over Cuckoos’ Nests
With a global sense of movement and a natural ability to fill space, deaf artists strive to become more visible.
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With a global sense of movement and a natural ability to fill space, deaf artists strive to become more visible.
In a commercial society, artists must claim their own language, their own values, their own space.
TCG’s New Generations program won’t just benefit early-career theatre professionals; it will also help sustain the field.
How to become a theatre company’s practical dreamer.
The conflicts and commonalities I saw at this year’s TCG conference.
The playwright sees himself as a psychic trespasser.
There’s a revolution afoot in theatre design that takes its cue from the three-dimensional spaces of centuries past.
The founder of Actors Theatre of Louisville offers a few observations and admonitions on the way out the door.
The dark side of the American experience dominates Jon Jory’s farewell edition of the Humana Festival.
How and why we made ‘The Laramie Project.’