This Pulitzer Prize-winning play, part of Baltimore’s August Wilson Celebration, follows siblings in 1930s Pittsburgh as they battle over a family piano carved with ancestral images. It’s a powerful ...

Based on the smash hit Disney film, this Tony-nominated Broadway musical brings the magic of Arendelle to life with show-stopping numbers like “Let It Go.” Support American Theatre: a just and ...

Everyone’s favorite mischievous monkey and his friend in the yellow hat sing and dance up a storm in this adventure-filled musical. Support American Theatre: a just and thriving theatre ecology begins ...

The Play That Goes Wrong From Mischief, Broadway’s masters of comedy, comes this side-splitting farce and international sensation. It’s opening night for the Cornley University Drama Society’s newest ...

Real Women Have Curves This vivacious comedy, which inspired the hit film, follows five Latina women navigating the pressures of body image, immigration, and cultural expectations. As they work to ...

An Asian American theatremaker reflects on the intent and impact of Broadway’s ‘Maybe Happy Ending,’ and the precedent its latest casting decision may set.

MIAMI: On July 15, Miami-Dade County released its proposed FY 2025-26 budget. If adopted in its current form, the cuts could devastate the local arts ecosystem, impacting hundreds of organizations, ...

In a time when many arts organizations are scaling back, Baylor University’s Theatre Arts Program is stepping up. This September, something extraordinary will take place in the heart of Texas. From ...

Colleagues and friends remember the playwright and multidimensional theatre artist, who died on July 14 at the age of 43.

1943 Harlem. Two teens bond over fried chicken and dishwater, but a summer of heartbreak and racial unrest pulls them apart. This world premiere blends sharp humor and raw humanity to reveal the ...

6 writers from abroad who make theatre in the U.S. reflect on their craft and careers in a cultural climate that feels freshly fraught and urgent.

The Contemporary American Theater Festival is now the only U.S. gathering of its kind that fully stages all its offerings—and that matters more now.