This Month In Theatre History
We take a look back at the major historical moments in theatre in May and June.
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We take a look back at the major historical moments in theatre in May and June.
The new play at Incubator Arts Center focuses on health care, but not in the way you imagine.
Lisa Loomer’s “Living Out,” which premiers at the Gala Hispanic Theatre, utilizes supertitles to reach a wider audience.
Actor/writer/composer Nick Blaemire’s pop musical “A Little More Alive,” directed by Sheryl Kaller, runs at Kansas City Repertory Theatre
A musical gets a makeover before its run at the Human Race Theatre Company.
Interrobang Theatre Project in Chicago and playwright Calamity West adapt Ibsen into “The Doll’s House: Ibsen is Dead.”
Director Aaron Posner teams up with Teller to include magic in their production of “The Tempest” at the American Repertory Theater.
How hip-hop in Senegal sparked a revolution—social, cultural, artistic and political—for the nation’s youth.
Despite recent political acts of intolerance, the nation’s theatre artists band together to forge a more harmonious future
In post-revolutionary Egypt, a theatre culture beset by crises and censorship continues to search for its identity.