Lincoln Center Theater Announces New Composer Series
The new composer series will support emerging musical theatre writers in developing new work.
The new composer series will support emerging musical theatre writers in developing new work.
The in-demand director chats about her upcoming musicals in Southern California, what theatre can learn from Olympic ceremonies, and the wild art that captivates her.
The executive director of TYA/USA makes the case for building the audiences of tomorrow by serving them and their needs today.
Co-executive directors Emilya Cachapero, LaTeshia Ellerson, and Alisha Tonsic have departed; Shaunda Miles McDill will join as a sole interim executive director.
In staging a new opera by Mizzy Mazzoli, based on George Saunders’s popular novel, the busy director has brought along some frequent collaborators, as well as plenty of life-and-death questions.
This 3-day celebration in Austin will include readings of five new American plays, an academic symposium, and a revival of McNally’s landmark play ‘Corpus Christi’ by the Rude Mechs.
The artistic director of the Cherry Arts makes a case for casting across cultures, especially in smaller markets with non-realistic plays.
Iranian theatre artists share how they are creating (or not) while holding space for grief, solidarity, and hope amid ongoing war.
In this month’s education newsletter, Allison reflects on Milo Cramer’s musical vignettes of former students he tutored and rounds up what teachers hope their students remember the most about them.
In this excerpt from a seasoned Shakespeare teacher’s new book, he recounts his initial youthful stab at one the Bard’s great villains, and what he’s since learned about the role.