December 2016

Martyna Majok Shines a Light on the Invisible in ‘Ironbound’

The play about an Eastern European immigrant has personal ties for the playwright.

TCG’s executive director remembers stalwarts in the theatre who have passed the torch to future generations.

The designer is revisiting—and revising—her original Broadway costumes from 1987 at Houston’s Theatre Under the Stars.

From a fire at the Richmond Theatre in Virginia to the birth of Puerto Rican theatre in New York City, December was a memorable month for theatre.

The British director, who’s bringing her new Kneehigh show ‘946’ to Berkeley Rep, tells us why gender parity shouldn’t be so hard to achieve.

Alice Childress’s seldom-produced interracial love story, though set a century ago, gave off fresh sparks at the Intiman.

From a photographer who has captured about 200 shows to an actor coming to Broadway this season, here are some theatre folks to have on your radar.

Multiplicity defines our past and our future, and nowhere is this more true than in the Latinx theatre movement in the U.S.

Latinx theatre as we know it in the U.S. is only half a century old, but its roots are deep and its future boundless.

Luis Valdez’s company retains both its Chicano identity and its broader mission. Next: the return of the troupe’s most famous creation, ‘Zoot Suit.’