All Stories About COVID-19

Tech Workers Take a Break From Props and Sets to Build Real-Life PPE

Face shields and intubation boxes for health care workers are among the gear that set technicians have turned their tools and skills to make.

The Maryland company has cancelled all live performances through 2020.

With the chance to work in theatre on hold, Nicole M. Carroll has paused her dreams and found a way for her talent to be useful.

American Guild of Musical Artists and Stage Directors and Choreographers Society will consult doctors to ensure workers’ safety.

The Massachusetts theatre will remain closed for the summer months.

The actors’ union, advised by former OSHA head Dr. David Michaels, lays out core principles for stage safety.

A total of $76,000 from licensing fees and publishing royalties of ‘Slave Play’ will be randomly awarded to 152 writers.

Can’t wait to see how playwrights will be inspired by the coronavirus quarantine? Yeah, me neither.

The pandemic lockdown means bleak job prospects for new graduates and theatre aspirants, but some remain hopeful and resourceful against the odds.

An inside look at the long-standing and often overlooked incubators who’ve boosted the profiles of early-career stage writers of color.