Theater Latté Da Announces Musical Commission Program
The Twin Cities theatre will support the creation and development of new musicals by women and artists of color.
Dispatches from Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio. and Wisconsin.
The Twin Cities theatre will support the creation and development of new musicals by women and artists of color.
Four years ago the Cleveland theatre was losing money. Now, thanks to savvy, responsive leadership, it’s running a surplus.
The writer and director, recognized for integrating technology and artificial intelligence into her art, is also known for directing ‘Passing Strange.’
The visionary director returns to the stage with timely messages from the Greeks.
The cohort includes Alexander (Lex) Turner, Lanise Antoine Shelley, Christina Casano, Jeremy Ohringer, and Aliza Feder.
The longtime critic and reporter, now theatre and dance editor at the Chicago Reader, gives her take on the city’s vibrant, often misunderstood theatre scene.
Four Chicago-based writers will develop new works as part of the year-long residency.
Melissa Vartanian-Mikaelian will serve as the company’s managing director, and May Adrales and Laura Braza have also been appointed new roles.
The lineup comprises three directorial debuts, a Shakespeare classic, and a world premiere.
The 22nd mainstage season features plays by Julia Doolittle, Nina Segal, Matt Cox, Audrey Cefaly, and Carson Kreitzer.