Often deemed unable to compete with the “serious” storytelling capabilities of Realism, this series discusses the rich history of genre theatre.

A nation characterized by its Apartheid legacy and struggle for liberation, we hear the story of a nation reborn and the art at its center through the voices of some of its most dynamic artists.

A nation characterized by its Apartheid legacy and struggle for liberation, we hear the story of a South Africa reborn, and the art at its center, through the voices of some of its most dynamic artists.

An examination of the methods used by artists and administrators to spearhead civic engagement.

A production notebook for Latinx designers and artisans working on stages across the nation.

This blog series offers a multi-disciplinary approach to achieve the best practices for collaboration in the creative and production process of incorporating digital media into live performance.

To celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act on 26 July 2015, we're publishing a series of pieces focusing on issues of accessibility and visibility in theatre.

What might be done to create theatre for young audiences that engages with, rather than condescends to, children?

A series of profiles of Latinx regional alliances from around the United States.

A series of posts that explore positive practices and principles to help keep our art mindful, expressive, and sustainable.