The leading national service organization for Theatre for Young Audiences will host its next conference on May 27-29, 2026, with a wide array of performances and panels. NEW YORK CITY: Theatre for ...

The next TCG conference aims to bring together a global community of theatremakers at an intersection of Latin American and the continental United States. Moving to a biennial schedule in 2024, TCG’s ...

An L.A. tribute to Harold Clurman, a transition for N.Y.’s Nathan Leventhal, and other updates. A true resident theatre actor, she will be greatly missed by all who collaborated with her or saw her ...

Bear witness to the tragic unraveling of Willy Loman, a weary salesman chasing the elusive “American Dream.” Amidst family strife and shattered illusions, his journey becomes a haunting exploration of ...

The Brooklyn-based playwright discusses childhood theatre memories in Cincinnati, the continued gender imbalance in the American theatre, and experiences working on iconic projects. Each month on The ...

Plus: Richard Thomas revives Hal Holbrook’s ‘Mark Twain Tonight,’ and a listing of world premieres across the U.S. “Brother tryna challenge my somebodiness,” is what she recalls a man saying to a ...

United Hospital Fund and Venturous Theater Fund have joined in an effort to educate job-to-job arts workers about their health insurance options. The guide highlights recent legislative and regulatory ...

As a special offering in our Offscript feed, here’s a monologue from playwright Darnell Lamont Walker about the legendary Harlem crime boss, performed by Keith Randolph Smith. American Theatre is ...

Bernarda’s harsh rule over her daughters reveals secrets and forbidden desires, leading to tragic consequences. A powerful story of control and passion. Also available on demand. Performed in Spanish ...

The National Alliance for Musical Theatre’s Festival of New Musicals at New World Stages, which ran for its 37th year Oct. 23-24, offers an annual chance to reflect on the state of new musicals and ...

Playwrights Pauline Phelps and Marion Short in the Minneapolis Journal’s Page 5 on Nov. 27, 1901. An all-Black cast revival of Hello, Dolly! opened on Broadway on Nov. 6, starring Pearl Bailey in the ...

A roundup of notable publications.