Theatre Without Humanity Isn’t Either
Among the best practices that are central to our field: taking care of the caregivers.
Category Archives: Editor’s Note
Theatre Is Good at World-Building, How About World-Saving?
Working for a more sustainable, integral life onstage and off may be its own reward.
What Can Be Taught, What Must Be Learned
As the walls among mediums begin to tumble, so too the boundaries separating training programs.
A Door Closes, a Window Opens
What our departing senior editor’s education and writing career has to say about the value of training and experience.
Lifetime Achievements
What can we learn from those who came before us? Things we will one day pass on.
A Windy City Mirror
Some of the nation’s biggest theatrical questions are being asked, and vigorously answered, in Chicago.
Up Close and Personal
Small theatre is an aesthetic as well as an economic designation, and both aspects deserve attention.
An Adrienne Kennedy State of Mind
The subject of our September cover is a fiercely individual American master.
Lend Me Your Ears
Stage sound comprises more than dialogue, effects, and music, and the folks who design it are doing more than mere augmentation.
Will Theatre Ever Regain Centerstage in Our Culture?
That may be the wrong question for an art from expressly built to die and be reborn.
