3 Tickets to ‘Design for Living,’ Please
Bart DeLorenzo directs Noël Coward’s original ‘throuple’ play at the Odyssey.
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Offscript: Mapping Our Theatre Futures
This recording from the TCG conference in Chicago highlights a new AT essay series with panelists Jocelyn Prince, Martine Kei Green-Rogers, PennyMaria Jackson, and Charlique Rolle.
Amanda Susskind Named Managing Director of Shakespeare Center Los Angeles
Among her duties will be overseeing a renovation and expansion of the company’s downtown L.A. space.
Kayla Hamilton Creates Circle O, a Company for Black Disabled Artists
The new organization’s performance wing kicks off with a show at The Shed in August, with educational and consultation to follow.
Ambition, Onstage and Off: The Old Globe’s Epic Stab at ‘Henry 6’
Director Barry Edelstein may have squeezed 3 Shakespeare history plays into 2 parts for this program, but nothing about this canon-completing repertory extravaganza is small-scale.
This Month in Theatre History
A non-theatrical venture by John Wilkes Booth, a Tupac musical, the founding of a legendary Off-Broadway company, a global Latin festival, and more.
Future Forward at PAC NYC and Aviva Studios
2 new spaces, 1 in New York City and the other in Manchester, show the advantages of radical flexibility.
The Subtext: Inda Craig-Galván’s Search for Self-Expression
This month Brian talks to the busy playwright and TV writer about sketch comedy, grad school, and the audition that changed her path.
Featured Contributors, Spring 2024
A data-driven look at subscriptions, and the glass-half-full look at some theatres that are beating the odds in a time of crisis.
Philip Arnoult: Breaking Bread and Crossing Borders
For decades as the leader of the Center for International Theatre Development, this tireless impresario brought theatre artists together and delighted in the sparks that flew.
