The Subtext: The Time Kate Tarker Lost Her Paints
The playwright of ‘Montag’ and ‘THUNDERBODIES’ talks about insisting on sustainability, identifying as a writer, and the art of listening.
All Stories About Soho Rep
Les Waters: Theatre Spaces and Thin Places
In excerpts from a new book, the British-born director talks about childhood mysteries, the theatre buildings he’s worked in, and his fascination with erasure and contradictions.
How Raja Feather Kelly Fuses Dance to Theatre, and Vice Versa
When this go-to choreographer is doing his storytelling job right, you may not even notice the dancing at all—but he’s got more moves in store.
Playwrights Horizons’ Almanac: Snapshots From a Pause
The theatre’s new literary magazine features writing by artists as well as administrators, looking inward at the institution at a time of challenge and change.
The Night the Lights Went Off Off-Broadway
Theatre folks mourn closed shows and unseen work, and worry over the impact on emerging artists.
NAATCO Announces Partnership With 4 Theatres to Foster Asian American Stage Inclusion
Four theatres will join the New York-based company in programming work centering Asian American artists and performers.
Soho Rep Elevates Meropi Peponides to Leadership Team
Peponides new role is director, artistic development and producing.
The Heat of the Moment
Onstage and off, TCG is integral to the nation’s theatre organizations and communities, and vice versa.
In ‘Fairview,’ the Light of Truth and Its Reflection
If people of color were able to speak freely in a theatrical space, what would we say? Jackie Sibblies Drury’s play offers a compelling answer.
Jackie Sibblies Drury: Thinking and Feeling
Her Pulitzer-winning play ‘Fairview’ is about why white people should make space for people of color; she’s amused that it’s controversial.
