U.S. by State

A series examining the meaning of "professional" and "amateur" theatre, and proposes a model to encourage healthy dialogue between the two.

A three-part series on not-for-profit boards.

A series in which each writer was invited to respond based upon the intersection of political ideology and art in their work.

This series focuses on personal perspectives from a select group of practitioners on theatre and social change, the nature of artistic efficacy, and on past and ongoing gun control theatre actions. We welcome readers to reflect with us.

This three-part series chronicles the musings of a twenty-something college grad making theatre in London, trying to figure out what to bring home.

An overview of the theatre scene in Austin.

This twelve-part series is the year-long account of one young artist's efforts to start a theatre company.

An overview of the Honolulu theatre scene.

This series explores the current state of Black theatre and its role in the American theatre landscape.

A series featuring voices from in and around New Orleans's theatre community.

An examination of theatremaking as a collaboration between HowlRound and the League of Professional Theatre Women.

Seeking insight into what makes immersive theater work for an audience, Jeffrey Mosser observes three productions: How to Build a Forest, Sleep No More, and Mikhael Tara Garver's Fornicated From the Beatles.

A series featuring students sharing their vision for the future of the theatre industry.

A series featuring voices from in and around Boston's theatre community.

This series traces the progress of the New England Foundation For the Arts's touring initiative.

A series featuring voices from the United States' rural arts communities.

A series about fringe theatre festivals in the United States.

A monthly advice column to help advice the many conundrums theatre artists can find themselves in.

A series tracing the journey of Garret Groenveld's play The Hummingbirds.

The story of Detroit is the story of our country. It chronicles the rise of industry and “world-class cities,” and also of class and racial oppression, leading to decline and ultimately, resurgence. This series takes a look at Detroit's thriving theatre scene.

A series inspired by the 2012 London Olympics.

A series featuring voices from in and around the theatre communities of Durham, Chapel Hill, and Raleigh.

A series on raising and engaging with the next generation of theatremakers.

An overview of the theatre scene in Pittsburgh.

An overview of the theatre scene in Seattle.