Oregon Shakes Launches Equity and Inclusion Training Program
The initiative will hold annual workshops to train national theatre leaders on issues of equity, diversity and inclusion.
The House Jac Alder Built: More Than Just a Theatre, a Theatre Community
Colleagues remember the visionary cofounder of Theatre Three, who died two weeks ago.
Profiles Theatre Season to Include Neil LaBute Premiere, Return of ‘Hellcab’
The season is book-ended with by Beth Henley and Penelope Skinner, and also features Jez Butterworth’s ‘Jerusalem.’
Antaeus to Open New Cultural Center
North Hollywood’s classics-oriented theatre breaks ground on a new venue in nearby Glendale.
Turning Nashville’s Moment into New-Play Momentum
Plays in Nashville Rep’s Ingram New Works Lab go from seedling to sapling. The town’s new-play scene, and the appetite for it, is growing, too.
Pacific Conservatory Theatre Announces Diverse 2015–16 Season
The slate ranges from Rodgers & Hammerstein and Gilbert & Sullivan to Johnna Adams and Joanna McClelland.
A.C.T.’s 2015–16 Season Ranges From ‘Riverside’ to ‘Ah, Wilderness!’
The roster includes musicals, dramas and comedies from Eugene O’Neill to Will Eno.
Todd Almond, Young Jean Lee, Sheila Callaghan Announced for Kirk Douglas Season
The roster at CTG’s small Westside space also includes Geoff Sobelle and Samuel Beckett.
Thornton Wilder Conference to Draw International Scholars to Rhode Island
The writer’s estate collaborates in the second such gathering, which will fete Paula Vogel and feature talks by Will Eno and Gordon Edelstein.
New York Live Arts Announces 2015–16 Season
The movement-based company’s season includes performance art, dance, theatre and music.
