Roundabout Postpones Season to Spring, Adds Childress’s ‘Trouble in Mind’
Next spring the theatre plans to mount ‘Caroline, or Change’ and ‘1776,’ and in the fall and winter, ‘Birthday Candles’ and ‘Trouble in Mind,’ in its belated Main Stem bow.
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‘Artistic Instigators’ at Center of NYTW’s Non-Traditional Season
25 artists have been engaged to come up with a slate of new work, with forms and delivery methods to be determined.
Where’s the Orchestra? A Lockdown Requiem
Maintaining healthcare coverage, locating shipped instruments, planning for an uncertain future—these are tough times for pit musicians.
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?
Miami New Drama’s Marquee, Marching in Place for Black Lives
Michel Hausmann has long used the Colony Theatre’s signage for tweet-length messages, and now each week he’s turning it over to Black writers.
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.
When There Isn’t a Bad Seat in the House (Because It’s a Car)
Two troupes have found a new way to bring audiences to them, and parking isn’t an issue.
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.