The 50th World Theatre Day
An international message from John Malkovich, and excerpts from 3 ‘Generation Without Borders’ essay winners.
Category Archives: Features
Unforgettable Illuminations
California’s Jewish Theatre takes a graceful final bow.
Getting Personal About Arts Advocacy: Rochester Rapport
Rep. Louise Slaughter has Geva Theatre Center’s back.
Letters to the Editor
More than minstrelsy, tweet seats, and a Havel fact check.
To Catch the Conscience of a Nation
Occupy Wall Street’s inherent theatricality is bolstered by artistry from cadres of the committed.
Jez Butterworth: Chasing Goosebumps
The acclaimed author of ‘Jerusalem’ talks about writing, relationships and his secret advice from Harold Pinter.
To Have and Have Not
The class struggle in David Lindsay-Abaire’s ‘Good People’ may be even more relevant now than it was when the play premiered 3 years ago.
Planting Seeds
‘Just a Dream: The Green Play,’ a show for young people about the environment, will tour D.C. area schools this month and next.
Fear Takes Flight
An intimate take on ‘The Birds.’
Mamet for the 99 Percent
A class-conscious ‘Oleanna’ in Oakland.
