Book-It’s Abrupt Ending, and Why Seattle Is Poorer for It
After 3 decades staging literature in innovative and increasingly ambitious ways, the company closed suddenly last month, leaving a bewildering loss.
Edward Hall, Kimberly Motes Named Leaders of Chicago Shakespeare Theater
Succeeding leadership that had steered the organization for over 3 decades, Hall and Motes will step into their new roles in October.
Public Theater of San Antonio Announces New Structure and CEO
3 leaders step into positions under president and CEO Asia Ciaravino after a few years of tumult and turnover at the theatre.
Latinx Playwrights Circle Announces Summer Jam Fellows
10 Latinx/é playwriting fellows will attend a week-long writers’ workshop guided by industry professionals on the business and craft of playwriting.
Braden Abraham: In Dialogue With Audiences
Joining Writers Theatre after running Seattle Rep has reconnected him to his youthful love for making theatre, but he knows there’s still much work to be done.
NYC’s Metropolitan Playhouse to Close After 31 Years
The small company had a historical focus, both in recovering forgotten theatrical treasures and in staging new plays reflecting on the city’s past.
HERE Founding Artistic Director Kristin Marting to Step Down
Having programmed a women-led 30th anniversary season, Marting will leave the multidisciplinary performance she co-founded next June.
Sanaz Toossi Named Judith Champion Playwriting Fellow
The fellowship includes a new-play commission, a living allowance, access to office and rehearsal space, a ticket stipend, and a developmental workshop.
Lost to Fun: Robert Farid Karimi in Shangri La
How an artist rescued a pandemic-cancelled gig and turned it into a performative museum residency all about playfulness, provocation, and healing.
Michael Maso: 40 Years on the Periphery of Genius
The Huntington’s longtime managing director reflects on 4 decades, and 4 artistic directors, at Boston’s largest theatre.
