(Don’t) Break a Leg
Injuries are part of the gig, but performers shouldn’t be expected to give till it literally hurts.
Category Archives: Special Section
Resources for Injured Performing Artists
Been injured on the job? Here’s a partial list of service organizations, health care specialists, and legal services.
Don’t Quit Your Day Job (No, Really)
Juggling a theatre career and a day job shouldn’t be a playwright’s shame, it should be claimed as a superpower. Here are some tips for how to balance both, and how it can improve your art.
Theatre’s Front Lines
For house managers and theatre services directors, the work is invisible but rewarding.
It’s Never Too Soon to Save
You can get your financial house in order, even in the face of debt and fluctuating income. (The alternative: greater debt and uncertainty.)
Lend Me Your Ears
Stage sound comprises more than dialogue, effects, and music, and the folks who design it are doing more than mere augmentation.
Hearing the Difference
Sound design isn’t one-size-fits-all, and distinctions within the discipline are crucial.
6 Productions That Pushed the Sonic Envelope
Live sound mixing, audience wearing headphones—today’s sound designers aren’t just on the sidelines anymore, they’re centerstage.
Acoustics Are the Canvas
Making a show sound great in a theatre space is as much an art as a science, and there’s no substitute for being there.
Running Interference for Wireless Mics
What is ‘white space,’ and what is the FCC doing about theatre’s ever-crowding sound systems? An explainer.
