Producers Stephen C. Byrd and Alia Jones-Harvey Talk Shop
Broadway’s only African-American lead producers share their paths to producing and some tricks of the trade.
Stories by Allison Considine
Allison Considine is the senior editor of American Theatre. She studied literature and cultural studies and theatre arts at Pace University. Follow her on instagram @allyooper and read more of her work at allisonconsidine.com
Two Fresh Tastes of ‘Honey’
Shelagh Delaney’s 1958 drama about abandonment was looking a bit left behind itself, until two new revivals came along.
Know a Theatre: Penobscot Theatre Company of Bangor, Maine
Snowbirds from the South and Canadians from the Maritimes enjoy theatre year-round at this company’s opera house.
Earbud Playhouse: Radio Drama in the Podcast Age
Podcasts are giving theatre artists a quick, cheap, flexible way to make their own audio drama.
Contemporary American Theater Festival’s 5-Ring Circus
How this West Virginia new-play fest builds and rides an annual new-play repertory carousel.
Know a Theatre: Kumu Kahua Theatre in Honolulu
This community theatre is dedicated to bringing the history of the islands to the stage.
The Layered Betrayals of James McLure’s ‘Iago’
A backstage love triangle with its own history gets an overdue revival at New Jersey Rep.
Know a Theatre: Junebug Productions of New Orleans
The Louisiana theatre company creates art in the name of social justice.
Exiles and Entrances, Stages and States at TCG’s Global Pre-Conference
Attendees from more than 25 countries convened to share common issues and address persistent divisions.
The State of Our Theatre Nation
More than 1,100 theatre folks from all over the world gathered, connected, testified, and strategized at TCG’s conference in Washington, D.C.
