Open-Air Peformances Return, With Some Caution and Caveats
As the nation’s outdoor theatres prepare to return to stages this summer, some have concerns about capacity and safety, while others are roaring back at full speed.
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Why Some Indoor Theatres Are Taking It Outside
Some companies, eager to return to the stage, are building new ones outdoors, gambling that al fresco offerings will both serve and draw their communities.
Can’t Have People in the Theatre? Bring Theatre to the People
How 3 theatres are shaping outdoor offerings to the needs and stories of the communities and spaces they live among.
Theatre on the Road and on the Run
Theatremakers in New York, Philadelphia, and Seattle are meeting audiences at the park, in the street, and all places in between.
‘You Could Be King’
When it comes to Shakespeare and Western classics, questions of legacy and belonging get raised when Black men take the stage—and the answers are increasingly clear and powerful.
With 7 Fingers at Club Fugazi, the Circus Is Coming Back to Town
The historic San Francisco venue will become the home of an immersive, acrobatic tribute to the city and its essence.
Michelle Ramos: Change From Within
A former dancer, now on the board of the Performing Arts Alliance and Alternate ROOTS, Ramos is on a mission to redistribute the nation’s cultural bounty.
Ricardo Khan: At the Crossroads
One of the regional theatre’s founding generation, he’s now back at the 43-year-old New Jersey company he co-founded.
6 Theatre Workers You Should Know
From development directors to arts consultants, this edition’s focus is on folks who help generate the support for the making of theatre.
A Wild Child’s Identity Crisis: Cherdonna Shinatra Falls Into ‘The Doll Pit’
Jody Kuehner’s irreverent, form-breaking alter ego is back with a more contemplative but no less challenging new dance-theatre-film.
