Cincinnati Shakespeare 2016–17 Season Its Last on Race Street
Next season, the classical theatre will conclude its four-year Shakespeare history cycle project with ‘Henry VI’ and ‘Richard III.’
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Cincinnati Playhouse Announces Premieres and Classics for 2016–17
The season will feature world premieres by Arlitia Jones and Jen Silverman, and adaptations of novels by John Irving and Charlotte Brontë.
Amanda White Thietje Steps Down as Managing Director at Mixed Blood
The Minneapolis theatre loses and gains staff members this season.
American Theater Company Names Will Davis Its New Artistic Director
The New York-based director will make his move to the Windy City to helm American Theater Company.
Writers Theatre Opens New Jeanne Gang-Designed Center
The Chicago area theatre has a new two-venue home, the product of a $34 million fundraising campaign.
Northlight Plans 2016–17 Season of Premieres, Three By Women
A season of new plays includes works about politics, family, science, law, and a natural disaster.
Jason Alexander to Lead Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship at Ten Chimneys
The Tony-winning actor will lead a group of performers through a week-long intensive at the National Landmark retreat.
Milwaukee Rep’s 2016–17 Season Celebrates the City
The season will feature Wisconsin native Ayad Akhtar’s ‘Disgraced,’ and a play about a local legendary basketball coach.
5 Novellas, 5 Hours, 5 Years: The Goodman’s ‘2666’ Adds Up
In adapting Roberto Bolaño’s sprawling, disturbing novel for the stage, Robert Falls and Seth Bockley faced some tough choices.
Pivot Arts Announces the 2016 Incubator Program Lineup
Three new works will be developed at Loyola University.
