Who’s In, Who’s Out: The Numbers
There are signs of positive change, certainly, though the data show they’re slow and small and qualified.
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There are signs of positive change, certainly, though the data show they’re slow and small and qualified.
As a new generation of producers become nonprofit artistic leaders, they are redefining the parameters of the job.
10 new artistic directors talk about their visions for their communities, and for the theatre field writ large.
This spring, Karen Zacarías’s popular play is going up at three different theatres, and raises a prescient dialogue about border disputes and neighborly conduct.
Spoiler: The new bio-musical series isn’t just great TV, it also makes a case for more inclusive storytelling.
A conversation with playwright Aleshea Harris about her play, which seeks to give a theatrical shape to rage and absurdity.
From an actor in Alaska to a scenic designer in Wisconsin, from a technical director in Texas to a producer in California, here are some folks to have on your radar.
This company, housed in a former Mormon house of worship, brings new works and an annual satire to a loyal audience.
From the death of actor Eleanora Duse to momentous events for Mill Mountain Theatre and the American Indian Theatre Company, April has been a notable month for theatre.
The form-breaking playwright/composer puts his work, and his audiences, through ‘A Strange Loop.’