Robert Kalfin, Off-Broadway Pioneer, Made a Home for Big Risks
The founder of Chelsea Theater Center was a force from the 1960s onward, doing plays no one else would do and encouraging similar boldness in his colleagues.
Stories by Davi Napoleon
Development Director: Emily Sutton-Smith
Money doesn’t just fall into her lap, but there’s no question she has a knack for fundraising at Williamston Theatre.
Various Stages of Dress
Costume designers, who spend their lives clothing fictional characters, tell us what they’re wearing (and why).
Cottage Days: Annie Martin Writes From Childhood Memories
Inspired by her grandfather’s home, the playwright pens her new play ‘Summer Retreat.’
Carey Crim’s ‘Conviction’ Wends Its Way to the Rubicon
After countless workshops, readings, and revisions, Carey Crim’s “Conviction” is ready to open at the Rubicon, directed by Scott Schwartz.
‘Kings of Unionville’ Is Tipping Point Theatre’s First Original Work
Northville, Michigan’s new production of James Kuhl’s play about a secret brotherhood, marks its maiden foray into new-play production.
A Yentl for a New Age
The well-known Jewish play gets re-imagined in Cleveland.
Darkness Meets Light in George Brant’s Plays
His increasingly popular works run the gamut from hilarious to heartfelt, with a touch of macabre.
