She Just Won’t Give Up: The Life, Times, and Tenacity of Vinie Burrows
The actor and activist looks back on a career that began on Broadway in 1950 and took her around the world to tell Black women’s stories.
Racism Shouldn’t Have to Be My Muse
Black trauma demands and deserves creative expression, but our lives are about so much more than tragedy.
Hartford Stage Cancels Onstage Performances Through June 2021
The Connecticut company’s staff will also be pared to 21 employees as the theatre turns its attention to virtual programming.
2020 National Directors Fellowships Announced
Adam M. Kassim, Kholoud Sawaf, Blayze Teicher, and Sharifa Yasmin are this year’s virtual fellows.
Baltimore Center Stage Announces Anti-Racist Artistic Practices
In response to demands for change, the company will pay playwrights during rehearsal, eliminate punishing ’10 out of 12′ tech weeks, and strive for greater pay equity.
Woolly Mammoth Announces 2020-21 Season
Though no dates are set, the D.C. company’s season is planning to end with the pre-Broadway run of ‘A Strange Loop.’
ACT Announces Live and Virtual Programming Through 2022
The San Francisco company will produce a radio version of ‘A Christmas Carol,’ a film of a Heather Christian musical, plus five in-person productions.
Bess Wohl Receives Inaugural Georgia Engel Comedy Playwriting Award
In a virtual ceremony hosted by the Dramatists Guild Foundation and the Lillys, Wohl was among a number of awards recipients.
Study Shows Decline in Contributed Gifts to Arts Organizations
New data from TRG Arts and Purple Seven reveal that philanthropic giving in 2020 is down by 2 percent in North America.
Ma-Yi Theater Launches Digital Streaming, Live Capture Studio
The New York-based studio will be available for rent for theatre artists hoping to create high-quality digital theatre.