Ten Thousand Things, All of Them Teachable
The Twin Cities company, which joins audiences and stories, recently brought together theatremakers to share its intimate, immediate model.
Category Archives: Education
Giving New Play Development the College Try
In programs at the Farm Theater, Target Margin, and Barnard College, playwrights collaborate with students to develop new work.
Carey Perloff: Left Coast, Right Time
After a quarter century at the helm of ACT, the classics-minded director/playwright is quitting while she’s ahead.
James Bundy: The Longest Run
His unprecedented tenure at Yale Rep may be topped off (fingers crossed) by a new theatre-and-school complex.
‘Seedfolks’ Seeds Future Partnerships at ASSITEJ World Congress
Children’s Theatre Company took a signature work to the gathering in South Africa.
Trans-Pacific Partnership
Japan’s Tadashi Suzuki revisits SITI, the U.S. company he helped found 25 years ago.
How Much Is a Theatre MFA Worth?
What the crisis at Harvard’s ART Institute says about the precarious state of theatre training in higher education.
Looking In: Teen Theatre That Keeps It Real
A Hartford troupe makes original short plays by, for, and about teens, but the real performance may be in the talkbacks.
Making Plays and Friends at Kenyon Playwrights Conference
Writing is a solitary pursuit, but not for a week each year on this idyllic Midwestern campus.
The Actors Studio at 70, Estelle Parsons at (Almost) 90
The legendary Method company is still home, she says, for those who want to dig deep and surprise themselves.
