This Month in Theatre History
September sees the beginnings of theatre in the U.S., the openings of major theatres on opposite coasts, a starry ‘Godspell’ reunion, and the start of a Chicago festival of Latino theatre.
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September sees the beginnings of theatre in the U.S., the openings of major theatres on opposite coasts, a starry ‘Godspell’ reunion, and the start of a Chicago festival of Latino theatre.
This week we talk to the playwright of ‘Alma’ and ‘In His Hands’ about intimacy, religion, poetic realism, and Mario Kart.
When the L.A. theatre announced a season light on women playwrights, a protest led to change and greater transparency.
Artists of color have been placed in leadership positions across the U.S., but are they actually getting the respect and support they deserve?
This week’s virtual offerings will take you places, from the worlds of hip-hop and RPG games to the circus.
The season, opening in August 2021, will include Tony-winning productions and a pre-Broadway stop for ‘1776.’
This is an especially rich week, whether you’re craving meaty drama, durational performance, or livestream experimentation.
The company’s 50th anniversary season will be presented when it is safe to welcome audiences.
The adjusted season will begin April 29, 2021, with the extended closure resulting in $40 million in lost revenue.
From fairy tales to variety shows, monologues to panel discussions, check out the programs we are streaming this week.