Subsidized Separatism: Responses to ‘The Ground on Which I Stand’
The debate continues in the wake of the address and its aftermath.
Inside the Tent
Issues of race, money and the vitality of art fuel four days of discussion at TCG’s 11th National Conference.
‘Rent’ Check: Did Jonathan Larson’s Vision Get Lost in the Media Uproar?
Larson’s demise leaves his musical to speak for itself amidst the hype.
Jonathan Larson Talks About His Writing Process and Making ‘Rent’
Larson shares his journey becoming a musical theatre writer, his inspirations, and the development process of the show.
‘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.’
The Times of Zelda Fichandler
From the front lines of a theatre revolution, she has been dreamer, pathfinder, and mentor to a generation of artists.
Nuoxi, Uixi, and Today’s Chinese Experimental Theatre
Masked ritual folk theatre is becoming more prevalent in the country’s interior provinces.