The Wong Identity: Lloyd Suh and the Awesomeness of Difference
The author of “Jesus in India” and “American Hwangup” discusses the premiere of his new work at the Children’s Theater Company in Minneapolis.
Category Archives: Nationwide
Stories with a national scope.
Sing a Song of Fear: The Undead, Live!
The musical adaptation of George A. Romero’s “Night of the Living Dead” shambles its way to a regional premiere at St. Louis’s New Line Theatre.
Charles Busch & Julie Halston: Looking for Trouble
The two artists discuss nearly three decades of working together.
The Writers’ Room: Playwrights on the Small Screen
Peel open a bag of microwave popcorn and check out the televised work of Nick Jones, Tracey Scott Wilson, Daniel Goldfarb, and others.
Don’t Say ‘Colony’: Rubber Rep’s New Pop-Up Residency
The experimental Texan theatre company sets up shop in a church in Lawrence, Kans.
Deborah Stein and Suli Holum: Now It’s Our Turn
Close collaboration and unhurried gestation characterize the work of this unique ensemble company of two.
Carlyle Brown and James A. Williams: Sparring Partners
After three decades working together, these two have learned to fight from a place of respect as much as passion.
The Long View: A Look at Tim Dang’s Legacy
After 20 years leading the groundbreaking Asian-American troupe East West Players, Tim Dang is still looking ahead at challenges yet to be met.
The Bard’s Beat Goes On
Why have musical adaptations of Shakespeare plays become so plentiful?
Robert Schenkkan Tells LBJ’s History in Rotating Rep
A Texas playwright takes on an iconic Texas politician in ‘All the Way’ and ‘The Great Society,’ and finds a figure of Shakespearean—i.e., tragic—proportions.
