‘Detroit ’67’ Takes a Commemorative Lap Around Its Setting
Dominique Morisseau’s play about the 1967 riots gets a multi-month tour courtesy of Detroit Public Theatre.
Dispatches from Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio. and Wisconsin.
Dominique Morisseau’s play about the 1967 riots gets a multi-month tour courtesy of Detroit Public Theatre.
One of the theatre’s founding directors, she will take the helm this fall.
After 30 years, the longtime leader of the 50-year-old theatre will step down.
The season will include holiday favorites, musicals, and dramas.
Writing is a solitary pursuit, but not for a week each year on this idyllic Midwestern campus.
A new musical tells the tale of Albert Cashier, a Union soldier who was born a woman but fought—and lived—as a man.
Inspired but not daunted by Steppenwolf’s history, she lit up its stage for three decades.
The season will include plays by Joshua Harmon, R. Eric Thomas, and Bryna Turner.
The season will feature a world premiere by Daniel Damiano.
Michael Menendian and JoAnn Montemurro will step down from the Chicago theatre after 35 years.