Florida Orgs Launch ArtRX for Healing Through Theatre
A new partnership between the Naples Players and Naples Comprehensive Health will aim to harness the healing power of the arts for patients and healthcare providers.
Category Archives: South Atlantic
Coverage of theatres in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.
What the Government Shutdown Means for D.C. Theatres
Some venues are closed, others still open, and many have offered discounts to paused federal workers.
Around the Table With Queer Generations and ‘The Inheritance’
Pre-show dinner and discussions at Round House Theatre are using Matthew López’s two-part epic to gather queer folks of various ages to reflect on community, care, and culture.
Theatre Washington Announces Theatre Week 2025
Theatres in the Washington, D.C. region will celebrate the launch of the theatre season with discounted tickets to over 20 productions and free community events, from Sept. 18 to Oct. 5.
Axes of Evil Disrupt ‘The Sit-In Experience’
A new immersive performance at Stage Aurora Theatrical Company puts audience members in the thick of a historical Jacksonville event.
Miami-Dade Budget Proposes Major Cuts to Arts Funding
Florida theatres urged their community to act, with $12.8 million of arts funding and its cultural affairs department at stake.
A New-Play Fest Stands Alone
The Contemporary American Theater Festival is now the only U.S. gathering of its kind that fully stages all its offerings—and that matters more now.
Alliance Unveils Goizueta Stage for Youth and Families
The Atlanta company’s new dedicated space for Theatre for Young Audiences will open with 3 productions set underground.
Alliance Theatre Announces Brandon Kahn as Managing Director
The previous general manager of Houston’s Alley Theatre comes to the Alliance with over two decades of theatre management experience.
Vincent M. Lancisi to Retire From Everyman Theatre
The Baltimore theatre’s founding artistic director will retire at the end of the upcoming 2025-26 season.
