JoAnne Akalaitis Bears ‘Bad News!’
The visionary director returns to the stage with timely messages from the Greeks.
Previews
A Team Effort to Put ‘Toni Stone’ Up to Bat
Lydia R. Diamond’s new play is set on the diamond, telling the hard-hitting story of the first female pro baseball player.
Big Ups for Jordan Downs: Cornerstone Memorializes a Watts Housing Project
In ‘A Jordan Downs Illumination,’ the company returns to South L.A. to find a community changed and still changing.
Nevertheless She Persisted (And She Sings)
Chelsea Clinton’s characters leap from page to stage in the world premiere of ‘She Persisted, the Musical’ at Bay Area Children’s Theatre.
Newtown and Parkland, Linked by Tragedy and a Healing ‘Midsummer’
A musical version of the Shakespeare play, created in the wake of one school shooting, will get a staging in a community still mourning their own loss.
A Sneak Preview of 2019’s National Black Theatre Festival
North Carolina Black Repertory Company is preparing another can’t-miss biennial week of new work, networking, and mentorship opportunities.
Stories of Miami, Contained but Not Constrained
Spanish artist Lucía Miranda shares tales of the Magic City with adventurous audiences in the immersively intimate ‘I am Miami.’
After an Injury, ‘Spaceman’ Readies Its Relaunch
Last year Erin Treadway broke bones and stopped the show, but now she’s back in Leegrid Stevens’s solo piece about a weightless trip to Mars.
In ‘Babel,’ Teenagers Create a Play About Guns
In Dallas, teens band together to devise a play about gun violence, built on 30+ interviews with victims and NRA members.
In Alabama State Parks, a Show About the Boys Who Built Them
How FDR’s forgotten ‘Tree Army’ is retaking the stage in Alabama.
