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.
The Nell Benjamin/Laurence O’Keefe Renaissance
‘Huzzah!’ at the Old Globe, the first major effort by the musical-writing couple since ‘Legally Blonde,’ is about a succession crisis at a family-run Renaissance Faire.
Who Owns Culture? Questions and Answers From a Kelly Strayhorn Symposium
With the lease on its building set to expire, a Pittsburgh theatre convened a gathering of voices to reconsider and reimagine questions of ownership, property, and community, particularly for BIPOC-led spaces.
The Kilroys 3.0: New Members, New Era, Same Mission
14 new Kilroys have been named to carry forward the group’s advocacy for gender parity in the theatre.
A High School Ham’s First Take on ‘Hamilton’
Lessons from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s last 2 years at Hunter: collaboration, delegation, and digging deeper.
Cygnet Theatre Unveils New Home at The Joan
The new two-theatre complex in San Diego is the culmination of a partnership between Cygnet Theatre and the historic preservation group Arts District Liberty Station.
‘Eureka Day’ Comes Home to a Different Bay Area
The vaccination-themed farce, born at Berkeley’s Aurora Theatre Company and acclaimed nationwide, is back with a lot of its original team—but not at the original theatre, which has shut down.
SPACE on Ryder Farm Goes West With California Artist Residencies
A year after ending operations in upstate New York, SPACE will offer Family Residencies to 5 artists affected by the Eaton-Palisades fires earlier this year.
This Month in Theatre History
The birth of the NEA and NEH, the original productions of an American classic by Arthur Miller and a flop by Tennessee Williams, and more.
Leadership Changes at Trinity Rep, Vineyard, SDCF, and More
A roundup of comings and goings at the top of U.S. theatre institutions.
