6 Humana Plays Take the Woman’s-Eye View
In play after play at this year’s festival, men fashioned the yokes and women looked for room to move.
Category Archives: Opinion
Designing Money
Producers routinely under-estimate the time and expense of the designs they rely on, and the math shows the result: Designers often make less than minimum wage.
Theatre on the Couch
In an America obsessed with personal health, the theatre fosters addictive behavior.
The Post-Play Discussion Fallacy
The vision of the artist cannot be subject to audience complaints or to a majority vote.
TKO in Louisville
You write a play, you take your chances.
Becoming a Playwright
A look back.
Developed to Death
Our writers should be grappling with the limits of production, not of development.
American Theatre: For Whites Only?
A reprint of a seminal 1966 essay that led to the founding of the Negro Ensemble Company.
Institution-as-Artwork
We may not have realized we were building long-lasting institutions to make theatre. But now that we have them, what should we do with them?
María Irene Fornés and Tina Howe: Women’s Work
Two major playwrights reflect on the role of gender in their writing and in their careers.
