Gerald Freedman, Forging Family Wherever He Went
The celebrated director of ‘Hair,’ Great Lakes Theater AD, and UNCSA dean taught his students invaluable lessons that apply equally to theatre and to life itself.
All Stories About Great Lakes Theater
A Two-Way Mirror Held Up to Hamlet’s Nature
At Idaho Shakespeare Festival, alternating Hamlets mined the role’s duality—and not just along gender lines.
James Bundy: The Longest Run
His unprecedented tenure at Yale Rep may be topped off (fingers crossed) by a new theatre-and-school complex.
To Sell or Not to Sell: How Would You Sum Up ‘Hamlet’?
One sign that Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy isn’t going away: No one can agree on what it’s about.
Front & Center for May/June 2016
Cult-favorite musicals, murder mysteries, film adaptations, and more take the stage this month.
This Month in Theatre History (March 2016)
From the first American theatre star to the creation of LORT to all-female Shakespeare, this month in years past had many theatrical milestones.
