This Month In Theatre History
We take a look back at significant moments in theatre history for February.
Nationwide
Stories with a national scope.
Front and Center with Playwright Meg Miroshnik
Meg Miroshnik creates piece featuring young Russian girls after noticing a lack of females in Russian theatre.
Defining What It Means to Be American In the Theatre
Daniel Sack sits down with Michael Donald Edwards and discusses how Americans are doing in the theatre.
Inside the Non-Place Design of Swandive Theatre’s ‘Outopia for Pigeons’
Designers for a play told from a pigeon’s point of view give details of the set development.
Playwright Marcus Gardley Weaves Poetry, History Together To Create His Masterpieces
A behind-the-scenes look at a prolific playwright’s process.
At Home in the Heartland
Broke-ology playwright Nathan Louis Jackson comes home to Kansas City
Tony Award Winning Duo Marsha Norman and Jason Robert Brown Discuss ‘Bridges of Madison County’
The duo behind the new musical reveal their writing process, collaborative efforts and why an out of town preview was helpful.
The Life, Career of Bob Fosse Resurrected in Sam Wasson’s ‘Fosse’
Michael Bloom examines the latest biography on Bob Fosse
Independence Is More Than a State of Mind
The LIT FUND demonstrates the importance of collective action
20 Questions with Kristin Linklater
Why renowned voice and acting teacher Kristin Linklater (mother of actor Hamish Linklater) is leaving the US for her native Scotland.
