Fall of Remembrance and ‘Good Trouble’
The TCG executive letter in the Fall 2025 issue explores urgencies of past and present.
All Stories About Philip Kan Gotanda
A ‘Dawg’ That Still Bites
Nearly 4 decades ago, Philip Kan Gotanda’s play tackled Hollywood’s Asian American stereotypes. A recent L.A. revival hit different, for better and worse.
Theatre Awards Roundup: USA Fellows, Kleban Prizes, Bauer Boucher Awards
A roundup of prizes, fellowships, and other recognitions.
This Month in Theatre History
January looks back on the first female theatre manager, a new-play producer, a groundbreaking Black theatre artist, peak Broadway, and more.
Roundabout Announces 2023 Refocus Project Lineup
This year’s readings will feature works by Asian American and Pacific Islander playwrights.
The Legacy Playwrights Initiative Announces Inaugural Winners
The first recipients are Ed Bullins, Constance Congdon, and Philip Kan Gotanda.
Opening the Golden Gate
For generations of Asian-American artists in the Bay Area, life in the theatre has meant a passionate struggle for opportunity and change.
Portraits by Gotanda
In a cavalcade of plays both intimate and epic, the playwright elucidates Asian-American life.
A Tokyo Story
After decades of trying to be produced in Japan, a questing Japanese-American playwright comes upon an oasis.
Choice and Chance
An interview with Philip Kan Gotanda about his play ‘Ballad of Yachiyo.’
