Playwrights Board a Minivan With a Mission to Redefine the South
Alabama Shakespeare Festival sent four playwrights on a road trip to engage with a changing culture—and look for ways to reshape it.
All Stories About Alabama Shakespeare Festival
#TCG18 Closing Plenary: We End How We Began
Samples of St. Louis stage work and an award for the Kranzberg Foundation highlighted both the city’s triumphs and its challenges.
Rick Dildine Named Artistic Director of Alabama Shakespeare Festival
The new leader previously served at Shakespeare Festival St. Louis.
This Month in Theatre History
From the creation of Chicago’s Goodman to a seminal show by the National Black Theatre, July was a standout month for theatrical milestones.
‘Dauphin Island’ Is About the Journey, Not the Destination
Jeffrey Chastang’s play about unexpected paths had a similarly fortuitous trip to the stage.
The Southern Writers’ Project Tells a Song (and Story) of the South
At Alabama Shakespeare Festival’s annual gathering, new plays grow with a distinctly regional flair.
Going Once, Going Twice
Come for the shopping, stay for the theatre.
The Holiday Hustle
Move over, Ebenezer. U.S. theatres are hatching audience-pleasing alternatives to Dickens—and they want those shows to become seasonal traditions, too.
Theatre Facts 2005: At the Intersection of Optimism and Uncertainty
A continued recovery harbors some worrisome omens.
Theatre Facts 2003: Singing in the Rain
Theatres respond to uncertain weather with bright new ideas
