Theatre News for January 2014
Shakespeare goes behind bars, old sets and costumes go on display and a playhouse faces tax increases in this month’s theatre news.
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Shakespeare goes behind bars, old sets and costumes go on display and a playhouse faces tax increases in this month’s theatre news.
Chicago Jeff Awards, Suzi Bass Awards and Ovation Awards lead a number of ceremonies and honors this month.
What happened in theatre history this month? We’ll tell you.
Remembering a giant.
Two artistic directors take inspiration from a live rodeo for a new performance piece.
Classic French historical figure gets a sci-fi makeover in Dallas.
“The Pornographer’s Daughter,” Liberty Mitchell’s newest piece receives premiere at San Francisco’s Z Space.
The new taxi-based performance will literally transport audience members around the New York City.
New play receives first premiere at Denver Center Theatre Company.
The well-known Jewish play gets re-imagined in Cleveland.