Joining Forces
When theatre artists and military personnel come together, assumptions on both sides are transformed.
Opinion
‘Ajax’ in Guantanamo
An ancient story wins hearts and minds at the world’s most controversial military base.
Casting Without Limits
What if theatres stopped using actors’ gender, age, race and body type to assign roles?
A Gay Marine’s Journey Home
A crisis of conscience in Iraq becomes the raw material for ‘The Eyes of Babylon.’
It’s Time To Translate Shakespeare—Into Contemporary English
After 400-plus years, the approximate, half-understanding fog through which we hear much of the Bard’s language won’t do anymore.
The Importance of Daydreaming
For actors, voice training and new discoveries in neuroscience can help bridge the disconnect between mind and body.
Broadway in Black and White
Post-racial? Not on the Great White Way.
Not There Yet
What will it take to achieve equality for women in the theatre?
An Eye on the Future
25 American artists envision the theatre’s next 25 years.
The Man Behind the Plays
Who was Shakespeare, anyhow? Do even the experts really know? And why should anybody care?
