THE (ONE WOMAN) SHOW MUST GO ON
Dylan Mulvaney on finding community, reclaiming her story, and stepping into the spotlight one performance at a time
Dylan Mulvaney on finding community, reclaiming her story, and stepping into the spotlight one performance at a time
From a one-stoplight town in Michigan to the bright lights of Broadway, Jerry Mitchell reflects on collective action, Broadway...
How Garrett Poladian and Ethan Crystal Create Meaning Through Movement, Puppetry, and the Art of Never Sitting Still
From a wine-fueled idea to a full Broadway docking, Titanique has done more than grow, it’s scaled.
By Ricky Anderson There are moments in the theatre when you can feel the art form stretching. Not snapping,...
Why queer men keep gathering around songs, stages, and one another
Marissa Schaeffer on Building FlySpace Physical Therapy and Rethinking Performer Longevity
How Monique Gaffney ended up weaving community, craft, and great hair into a career that spans Broadway, TV, and...
At the center of the wheel, a stage manager discovers who she is by keeping everything else moving.
Danny Mefford breaks down the revival that’s already creating a buzz — The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
Critic Juan A. Ramírez on navigating today’s theater reviews — and finding the voices worth listening to.