New Orleans Gets Spooky in ‘The Hollow’
Christina Ham’s play at Workhaus Collective explores class and race issues in a haunting way.
Category Archives: Nationwide
Stories with a national scope.
This Month in Theatre History (September 2013)
Theatrical milestones of Septembers past range from the start of van Itallie’s relationship with the Open Theater to the launch of the Arden.
Barbara Oliver (1927-2013): A San Francisco Legend
A tribute to the founder and former artistic director of Aurora Theatre Theatre company.
Awards for September 2013
From Tanya Saracho to Stephen Sondheim, this crop of honors acknowledged standout companies and artists from coast to coast.
Mona Mansour: Urgent Tales and Breakfast-Table Politics
Displacement, discomfort, and diaspora are among the themes this bicoastally grounded, globally minded playwright keeps returning to.
In the Wheel World With ‘Prometheus Bound’
The Getty Villa presents a new take on the Greek classic.
Chattanooga Theatre on the Verge
The door to professionalism has cracked open. Will the Tennessee city’s artists and audiences step through?
Danai Gurira’s Family Secrets in ‘The Convert’
The actor/playwright speaks explains how her play about Zimbabwe’s colonial history is surprisingly personal.
Executive Note for September 2013
Theatre Communications Group executive director talks about the 2013 conference and her takeaways from the convening.
Object of Art: Chance Magazine Puts Stage Design in Focus
Designers and seasoned photographers unite to produce, of all things, a new paper magazine.
