U.S. by State

A discussion on theatres and programs that offer free or discounted tickets to students.

Designer Megan Reilly writes on her experience as part of a piece of immersive horror theatre.

Reflections on pedagogy from students at the University of North Texas.

Dancer Kimi Eisle speaks on climate change in the Southwest after her experience of dancing a duet with a cactus.

Theatre company Team Awesome Robot documents their production timeline.

This series documents a junior high LGBTQ+ production of Romeo and Juliet.

This series chronicles the production process for Love Sonnets: Things Women Say, a compilation of monologues for women.

Rick Stemm discusses his process for writing Heroes Must Die.

Three emerging directors speak on their experience as part of the Director's Haven program in Chicago.

Donald Sanborn interviews composers.

In this series, Ricky Young-Howze shares his experience of starting his own not-for-profit theatre company and offers advice.

A series of blogs discussing the impact of Hamilton on the Latinx community.

This series highlights many outstanding Afrolatin@ theatre artists around the United States who diligently offer the world their art.

In Pedagogy Notebook, artists, educators, and scholars share their process and work in the classroom, as a resource for educators and scholars looking to incorporate Latinx theatre.

An exploration of the role of the elderly in the practice of American theatremaking.

Ben Yalom examines different approaches and practices in ensemble-building.

Jeffrey Caprenter details Ojo, an immersive experience which aspires toward a traveling, non-visual theatre.

This series explores the ways various artists and companies employ the tools of interactive theatre to complicate audiences’ individualized experiences and get them thinking about their place within a community.

As a field, we talk frequently about the results of season planning, but we rarely are given the opportunity to examine the myriad decisions season programmers need to make.

This series focuses on theatre and film in a fly-over state like Kentucky that is struggling to not only join, but also lead in the twenty-first century.

Interviews with playwrights participating in the 2015 Carnaval of New Latinx Work.