This week’s guests are performance artists Rebecca Mwase and Cynthia Ling Lee, who discuss cultural appropriation versus cultural exchange as it relates to Beyoncé. Meanwhile, the editors sound off on the ‘Hamilton’ casting nontroversy.
This year the new musical festival boasted more shows, more performances, and a bigger industry turnout.
Producing in both the state’s capital city and in the Sonoran Desert, the LORT theatre goes big in two homes.
The play, which premiered at Chicago’s Gift Theatre, follows a therapist who becomes too invested in his patients’ lives.
An educational musical about the science behind water and its connection to Hawaii will tour through the Aloha State.
Sarah Ruhl’s play, born in part from the generosity of Tibetans, is raising money for victims of last year’s Nepal earthquake.
The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical gets its first amateur staging at the Curran Theatre while still a hit on Broadway.
Stories about autism, Chicago shows, a musical about a young girl in 1890s Paris, and more take the stage this month.
From a gender-bending actress in the early 19th century to female playwrights on Broadway in the 1920s, April is a month of milestones.
Attractions to include a house haunted by guilt, a slamming-door exhibit, and Little Eyolf’s Rat Race.
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