What Lies Beneath the Jena Six Case in ‘Blood at the Root’
Dominique Morisseau’s play, written for Penn State graduate acting students, comes home after uncomfortably resonating around the world.
How Theatre Can Bring Us Back to Our Senses
Amid a noisy world and an ephemeral culture, the intimacy and invigoration of theatre—particularly a small theatre like Soho Rep—is more essential than ever.
Caption Contest: Shut Up and Take My Money Edition
Caption this image to win a copy of ‘The Night Alive and Other Plays’ by Conor McPherson.
NOLA Project Announces 2016–17 Season of Survival
The New Orleans theatre will present plays from Gabrielle Reisman, Amy Herzog, and Terrence McNally.
Suzan-Lori Parks Headlines 2016–17 Signature Season
The season will also feature Athol Fugard, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Will Eno, and Annie Baker.
Mouth Almighty: How Billie Whitelaw Helped Me Find Beckett and ‘Not I’
From mental discipline to neck strain, the Irish actress recalls what Beckett’s muse taught her about letting her mouth do all the work.
Relaxing the Rules for Theatregoers Who’ve Gotta Move
How theatres are creating inclusive experiences for folks with neuropsychiatric conditions, autism, or simple aversion to business as usual.
Eugene O’Neill Theater Center Sets 2016 Summer Season
Works by Mike Lew, Aurin Squire, and Zakiyyah Alexander and Imani Uzuri will be in development at the center’s conferences this summer.
Lindsay Adams Wins the 2016 Judith Barlow Prize
Adams will receive a reading of her one act play inspired by a historic woman playwright.
Paige Rogers Is Cutting Ball Theater’s New Artistic Director
The theatre’s cofounder will take over the role from Rob Melrose, her husband and fellow founder.
