In ‘Pine,’ Ghosts Have Holiday Spirit
Eugenie Carabatsos’s new play may lie in the shadow of death, but its humor is very much alive
Category Archives: Features
Cynthia Cohen Encourages Global Peace Through the Arts
Cohen directs the Peacebuilding and the Arts Program to bring the arts to conflicted areas around the globe.
In Memoriam (May/June 2013)
These members of the theatre community have died in recent months.
Maria Striar: Keeping It Small
She is the cofounder and leader of Clubbed Thumb, the Off-Off Broadway company that produces innovative plays with a personal touch.
This Month in Theatre History (May/June 2013)
Take a look back at events that happened years ago.
The Circle of Inclusion for Audience Members
Theatres are forming initiatives to make performances and theatre spaces more accessible.
The Scottish Connection
‘The Winter’s Tale’ solidifies a bond between Pennsylvania and Glasgow—and brings actors of all ages together.
Roland Schimmelpfenning’s ‘The Golden Dragon’ Fuses Cultures
The cross-cultural play is making its move from Europe to the U.S.
For Melinda Lopez, ‘Becoming Cuba’ Is Personal
Set in 1890s Cuba, the story features a young widow who runs a local pharmacy and faces decisions of personal and political dimensions.
Letters to the Editor for May/June 2013
Readers respond to our stories about Actors Equity Association, ensemble theatre, and Adrian Hall’s adaptation of ‘All The King’s Men.’
