City Theatre’s Long History With the Short Play
For 23 years this Miami theatre has made short-form theatre a priority, a specialty, and something of a superpower.
For 23 years this Miami theatre has made short-form theatre a priority, a specialty, and something of a superpower.
The artist-in-residence at Massachusetts’s Mount Auburn Cemetery is charged with bringing the site’s rich history to life.
How co-artistic directors Faye Price and Noël Raymond of the Minneapolis theatre organization infuse the arts into everyday life.
How Atlanta’s flagship theatre planned and staged an entire season off-campus, and what they learned about their city and their audience in the bargain.
An adaptation of the Washington Irving tale hit close to home for Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival’s Full Circle program.
The community-engaged theatre troupe and institute, long based in California, recently touched down in NYC’s most diverse borough for a new adventure in art-making.
The Stoneman Douglas school shooting and the #NeverAgain movement made a stark, stirring backdrop for a high school production of the coming-of-age musical.
Theatre in Missouri’s second largest city has variety and vibrancy, but does it cohere?
Theatres have banded together to fight the city’s rising rents, but civic and private support doesn’t hurt.
Sure, the region has tourists and retirees, but it’s also home to a far-flung, wide-ranging theatre scene.