This Month in Theatre History
From the opening of new theatres in L.A. and in the Great Smoky Mountains to the start of Tim Dang’s tenure at East West Players, July was a noteworthy month for theatre.
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From the opening of new theatres in L.A. and in the Great Smoky Mountains to the start of Tim Dang’s tenure at East West Players, July was a noteworthy month for theatre.
The Asian American theatre company will mount ‘Vietgone’ by Qui Nguyen, ‘Man of God’ by Anna Moench, and a musical.
This season, America’s leading Asian-American playwright revisited his most famous play, ‘M. Butterfly,’ and wrote a new musical, ‘Soft Power.’
After years of nurturing writers and performers, the work of L.A.’s Native American theatre is finally paying off.
How these leaders put their stamp on long-running theatres they inherited.
A full season of coproductions will feature the Broadway musical’s L.A. debut, two world premieres, and a beloved revival.
From the birth of the Little Theatre movement and the Native American Theatre Ensemble to the death of Bert Williams, February was filled with notable moments in theatre history.
The South depicted by an emerging group of playwrights is complicated and diverse, and there’s not a mint julep in sight.
The director will take over for Tim Dang at the Los Angeles-based Asian-American theatre.
A range of voices considers the impact and the lasting legacy—and a few lacunae—of August Wilson’s seminal speech.