Camp in a Box (Plus a Screen)
Theatre companies are using their creativity to engage kids stuck at home, from s’mores to dress-up days.
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An Open Letter to the Senators of the 116th Congress: Fund the Arts
The arts are not a luxury but a huge economic engine for America’s cities and towns, and a reflection of our national culture. They deserve your unstinting support.
A Tale of Two Reopenings, With and Without the Union Label
American Shakespeare Center and Berkshire Theatre Group will soon open full-scale productions, but only one has Actors’ Equity’s approval.
Theatregoers’ Willingness to Return Is Trending Down, Data Show
Studies, including one from Shugoll Research on D.C.-area theatregoers, see a decline from already low numbers, with the comfort zone stretching to spring 2021.
New Village Arts Center Postpones 2020-21 Season
The California company’s 20th anniversary season will resume in July of 2021.
A Few Theatres Open for Business, If Not Business as Usual
How and why are a handful of theatres reopening, even as the coronavirus surges?
Can Socially Distanced Theatre Still Teach Social Skills?
How 2 theatre training programs for adults and young people with intellectual disabilities have adapted their work during the pandemic lockdown.
A Pause, Yes, But We’re Keeping the Ghost Light On
As theatres pause live performance and seek other ways to connect with audiences, this magazine will pause its print edition but continue online.
Nearly Two Thirds of U.S. Venues Plan Fall 2020 Comeback, Study Shows
TRG Arts finds that multidisciplinary venues are most likely to try to reopen early, and theatres the least likely.
The 3Views Pivot: From Diversifying Criticism to Memorializing Canceled Shows
How the pandemic shutdown gave the Lillys-backed initiative a chance to refocus efforts to support the field.