Theatre on the Road and on the Run
Theatremakers in New York, Philadelphia, and Seattle are meeting audiences at the park, in the street, and all places in between.
Theatremakers in New York, Philadelphia, and Seattle are meeting audiences at the park, in the street, and all places in between.
When it comes to Shakespeare and Western classics, questions of legacy and belonging get raised when Black men take the stage—and the answers are increasingly clear and powerful.
To celebrate the resilience of the city’s Off-Off-Broadway/indie theatres, the awards will focus on lifting up artists and companies rather than productions.
The series will feature a free concert as well as two productions, including one at the Little Rock Zoo.
The historic San Francisco venue will become the home of an immersive, acrobatic tribute to the city and its essence.
Chatman joins visual artists who will receive $75,000 grants to create new community-based works.
Ruben Jauregui Jr. and Mark Stringham will serve as interim executive director and interim artistic director, respectively.
The slate includes a new musical about Ruth Bader Ginsburg and a co-production with Rattlestick of a play by christopher oscar peña.
The Atlanta theatre will stage a five-show in-person season, as well as restarting its new-play and community-engagement efforts.
The four plays will stream online May 28 as part of the second annual PlayGround Zoom Fest.