Extra Sensory: Crafting Autism-Friendly Performances
How Children’s Theatre of Charlotte drew on the field’s best practices to create sensory-friendly offerings.
Category Archives: September 2017
6 Theatre Workers You Should Know
From a sound designer in New York City to an arts administrator in Baltimore, here are some theatre workers to have on your radar.
When a ‘Kiss’ Is Not Just a Kiss
For the characters in Guillermo Calderón’s plays, daring to get things wrong can lead to a deeper understanding.
Jane Kaczmarek Revisits ‘Our Town,’ Her Favorite Play
This month the ‘Malcolm’ mom will play the Stage Manager in a production with Pasadena Playhouse and Deaf West.
Decisions, Decisions
In his second column, TCG’s deputy director discusses the benefits of strategic decisiveness.
Rock Lightning in a Bottle
Local indie band Blitzen Trapper made a big sci-fi show, ‘Wild and Reckless,’ at Portland Center Stage. But was it theatre?
This Month in Theatre History
The birth of North America’s first professional troupe, the collapse of Zero Mostel, controversies, mergers, and more.
The Silence and Noise of ‘Small Mouth Sounds’
How sound designer Stowe Nelson filled the silence in a play that had almost no dialogue.
Trans-Pacific Partnership
Japan’s Tadashi Suzuki revisits SITI, the U.S. company he helped found 25 years ago.
A Room Full of Mirrors
For all its heightened relevance and accountability, documentary theatre can’t be constrained by its subject.
