Austin Pendleton: Remember to Look Up
With ‘The Minutes’ on hold, Pendleton is passing time with ‘The American Clock’ and Zoom scene study classes.
Category Archives: People
From Opera Sets to Condolence Cards
With the chance to work in theatre on hold, Nicole M. Carroll has paused her dreams and found a way for her talent to be useful.
Daniel Banks: Troubling the ‘Single Story’
The director and co-founder of DNAWORKS has made it his life’s work to be fully present in the complexity and plurality of life.
Samuel D. Hunter: The High Tragedy Place
A conversation with the writer of ‘Greater Clements’ about political plays, the dramatic form, and Idaho.
Bookshelf, Bubble, Dog Bark
Performer Leah Urzendowski talks Neo-Futurism, clowning during coronavirus, and bringing joy through movement.
The Gospel Truth of Michael Korte
Korte opens up about the passion and purpose behind the Broadway mashups he brings to YouTube.
Chay Yew: Break the Table and Build a New One
After 9 years at Victory Gardens, the writer/director reflects on what he’s learned from running, and fighting for, a theatre in Chicago.
In Audio ‘Outtakes,’ Qui Nguyen Puts Himself Back Into His Family Story
Minus his usual blood and mayhem, the ‘Vietgone’ playwrights tells a touching and funny personal story in a new podcast series for Playwrights Horizons.
Tom Key: A Spiritual Connection
After 25 years at the helm of Atlanta’s Theatrical Outfit, Key is ready for his next act.
6 Theatre Workers You Should Know
Folks to have on your radar: an experimental puppeteer, an actor who’s a resident artist, a playwright exploring queer Latinx identity, and more.
