But Is ‘God of Vengeance’ Good for the Jews?
Sholem Asch’s groundbreaking 1906 play, the subject of the Broadway-bound ‘Indecent,’ gets a new Yiddish revival.
Yearly Archives: 2016
Community ‘Carol’: A Holiday Classic That Keeps On Giving
How Dickens’s Christmas perennial is supporting inclusivity and outreach at theatres nationwide.
Offscript: Good Riddance 2016! With Kris Vire
In this week’s podcast, we discuss our favorite shows of 2016, give you some behind-the-scenes highlights of some notable AT stories, and talk to Kris Vire about what’s going on in Chicago with the Neo-Futurists.
TCG Launches Legacy Leaders of Color Video Project
The video series will highlight nine leaders of theatres of color.
Martyna Majok Shines a Light on the Invisible in ‘Ironbound’
The play about an Eastern European immigrant has personal ties for the playwright.
Sally Nystuen Vahle Proves That Women Can Play Scrooge
The actor is bringing new meaning to the spirit of ‘A Christmas Carol’ at Dallas Theater Center, one ‘Bah! Humbug!’ at a time.
Onstage This Week: 2017 Dickens Digest
Scrooges around the country unite! Here are just some of the 40-plus productions of ‘A Christmas Carol’ taking the stage this week.
Letters to the Editor: Data Smackdown, Chi-Town Dramaturgs
Readers wrote in to quibble about facts surrounding a recent convening on funding for the arts, as well as a lack of representation from the Windy City.
When Past Meets Future
TCG’s executive director remembers stalwarts in the theatre who have passed the torch to future generations.
Nationalism and Its Discontents at Wrocław’s Theatre Olympics
A new staging of Poland’s national epic was the centerpiece of a festival reflecting the West’s tense, shadowy new age.
