Love or Money: How About Both?
Above and beyond union efforts, some U.S. theatres are making better compensation a central mission.
Category Archives: Special Section
How Theatre Work Adds Up
5 theatre freelancers (and 1 administrator) open their checkbooks to explain the financial choices they make to survive.
How to Make It as a Poor Theatre Artist in New York City
So you want to be an artist, but have no personal wealth. 6 things to consider.
How Playwrights Can Get Free Theatre Tickets
Writers of the world, unite—and demand your free theatre seats via Playwrights Welcome.
The U.S. Is a Latin American Country Too
Multiplicity defines our past and our future, and nowhere is this more true than in the Latinx theatre movement in the U.S.
Visions and Voices
Latinx theatre as we know it in the U.S. is only half a century old, but its roots are deep and its future boundless.
El Teatro’s Living Legacy
Luis Valdez’s company retains both its Chicano identity and its broader mission. Next: the return of the troupe’s most famous creation, ‘Zoot Suit.’
Two Theatres, Both Home
Founded a decade apart and now merged, Pregones and Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre keep the cart rolling.
The Sol Project: Shining a Light on Latinx Playwrights
The NYC-based initiative isn’t just scoring productions for Latinx playwrights—it’s hoping to make their work bloom and plant seeds for more.
Beyond ‘West Side Story’: Latinx Actors Hit New Heights
Working Latinx actors discuss how far the theatre industry has come and the ways it can still grow.
