Voices from the Trenches: Theatre Entrepreneurs in Their Own Words
13 theatre artists (and those who teach them) share tips and tales about working in the field.
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To Thine Own Brand Be True: An Actor Begins His Reeducation
The star of Broadway’s “Ghost” learns to navigate the business of show business all over again.
Open for Business: The Artist as Entrepreneur
A roundtable discussion on 21st-century arts management and training between the country’s leading theatrical entrepreneurs.
Entrances and Exits for January 2013
From the Neo-Futurists to Great River Shakespeare Festival, here are some recent staff changes from across the country.
Howard Stein: 1922-2012
A colleague remembers Columbia’s theatre impresario.
OnStage for January 2013
This month across America: classics ranging from Shakespeare to Federico García Lorca, contemporary plays like “Clybourne Park” and “The Whipping Man,” and adaptations from Madeleine L’Engle and Frances Hodgson Burnett.
An Impresario With the Vision Thing
ACT Theatre’s Gian-Carlo Scandiuzzi ups the artistic ante.
Cost Effective
Pig Iron Theatre Company and Japan’s chelfitsch engage in a unique collaboration.
Knocking Chekhov for a Loop
His themes and characters get upended by female artists with fresh insights into plays we thought we knew.
News in Brief for December 2012
A roundup of news from around the U.S.
