Jonathan Norton’s Moments of Change
The Dallas-based playwright and theatre leader has an eye and ear for detail, including in his new play about Malcolm X and Redd Foxx.
Category Archives: Winter 2026
Grad Expectations
Theatre students from the class of 2024 tell us how they’re faring in a changing market.
Degrees in the Shade?
With some MFA theatre programs closing and others opening, an educator talks to colleagues about the state of the academy.
Get with the Program: The Students’ Canon
What kinds of shows are college theatre students most eager to work on? Survey says: Big casts and edgy themes preferred.
Education Is Our Foundation
TCG’s co-executive director of national engagement reflects on the winter training issue and the importance of diverse early-career opportunities in theatre.
What Are We Training For?
Our annual Winter issue on theatre training explores on-the-ground realities for those seeking to grow through institutions.
You’ll Never Walk Alone: The Immigrant Solidarity of ‘No llegamos aquí solos’
Yosimar Reyes’s new play at Teatro Visión in San Jose explores the inter-generational defenses of Latine folks targeted by ICE raids.
‘Darling’ Chooses a New Adventure
How a grad student’s puppetry arts thesis, a Peter Pan adaptation, is dismantling patriarchy with Connecticut Repertory Theatre.
‘Godspeed,’ Gunslinger
Terence Anthony’s new play is a different kind of Western, following a woman who escapes slavery to become a kind of avenging outlaw.
Why ‘Ten Brave Seconds’ Seems Right on Time
A new musical about a gay teen’s coming-out journey premieres at Pioneer Theatre Company in Salt Lake City.
