Fall’s Fourth Option
Thinking beyond what’s in front of you—to see a fourth option—can be a powerful key to leadership and problem-solving.
Category Archives: November 2017
Theatres With Benefits
National Stages creates a cross-subscription program for audiences on the move.
Priority Report: Theatre Facts 2016
TCG’s latest report reflects a theatre field intent on examining its business practices and values.
Beau Willimon: Responding to the Moment
The playwright and screenwriter talks about his Broadway debut with ‘The Parisian Woman.’
This Month in Theatre History
From the beginnings of the Alley in Houston to Pan Asian Rep in NYC and Golden Thread in San Francisco, November was filled with theatrical milestones.
6 Theatre Workers You Should Know
From a charge artist from the Ukraine to a playwright/yoga teacher in Austin, here are some folks to have on your radar.
In ‘The River Bride,’ Using Light to Create the Amazon
How lighting designer David Lee Cuthbert used light to transport audiences to a small South American village.
Princeton Wrestles With the Ghosts of Slavery
A 7-play project led by McCarter Theatre Center delves into the college’s haunted history.
Pulling Focus
The challenge for artists: to keep our attention on human stories and larger questions, not on our distractor-in-chief.
Speaking Truth to Trumpism
Plays on some pet presidential subjects—immigration, U.S. history, the presidency itself—stir uneasy new resonances.
