The Plays Tell the Tale
Humana is two decades old, and still surprising.
Category Archives: Features
Mamet Vs. Mamet
He’s playwright, director, theorist—and his own worst enemy.
‘Angels’ Provokes a Legal and Cultural Confrontation
‘Angels’ provokes a legal and cultural confrontation
‘Angels’ in Utah
At Salt Lake Acting Company, Kushner’s Mormon characters have special resonance.
Choice and Chance
An interview with Philip Kan Gotanda about his play ‘Ballad of Yachiyo.’
Theatre at the Crossroads
In a time of uncertainty and change, theatre leaders revisit ‘Artistic Home.’
Addie’s Last Tape
A look at Steppenwolf’s new staging of Faulkner’s ‘As I Lay Dying.’
The Paradoxical Professor
His incurable love of literature tugs Frank Galati in multiple directions.
U.S.A. Today
Humana Festival playwrights project trouble on the home front.
Your Place or Ours?
A growing movement of place-based theatre draws on historical precedents to build something profoundly local and ever new.
