‘No More Sad Things’? A Tender, If Impossible, Wish
Kilroys-recommended playwright Hansol Jung makes her official debut with ‘No More Sad Things’ at Boise Contemporary Theater and Sideshow Theatre Company.
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New Opportunities and Recurring Challenges: Both Go Better With Planning
TCG’s annual Fall Forum and Theatre Facts shine a fresh spotlight on strategic planning.
9/11-Themed ‘Come From Away’ Takes a Seattle Layover
Fresh from a premiere in La Jolla, the new tuner gets some fine tuning for its second flight.
Shakina Nayfack Found Herself While Founding Musical Theatre Factory
The founder of the brand new development hub opens up about the company’s and her own gestation.
Caption Contest: Playwrights vs. Critics Edition
Caption this image and you might win a copy of this year’s Pulitzer-winner “Between Riverside and Crazy” by Stephen Adly Guirgis.
Zack Mannheimer Found NYC Audiences Too Homogeneous, So He Went to Iowa
The founder of the Des Moines Social Club was looking for a way to have a greater impact on more different kinds of people. How has he fared?
Cynthia Nixon’s Second Career
The Tony-winning actress and ‘Sex and the City’ star discusses her second directing project, ‘Steve’ at the New Group.
Sci-Fi Theatres Imagine Other Worlds, Often Better Ones
Three theatres who regularly stage the impossible challenge misconceptions, and battle stereotypes, about the genre.
A Stripped-Down, More Intimate ‘Oklahoma!’
At the Fisher Center at Bard College, director Daniel Fish reimagines Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic in the round, with no set changes and a focus on community.
Behind the Curtain: A Review of ‘Working in the Wings’
Elizabeth Osborne and Christine Woodworth compile an anthology on theatre labor and history that is ambitious yet scattered.
