Behind the Scene

Teaching Theatre With Video Games and Virtual Reality

How local drama teachers use technology in their classrooms

This Musical is About the Past AND the Future

Machines and humans collide in Evening – 1910

Theatre by Teens for Audiences of All Ages

How Firebird Youth Theater is really taking off this season

What Does it Take to Be a Sketch Artist?

A sketch-comedy nerd shares some of his secrets

The Part of the Play I Didn’t Write

Why writer/performer Eliza Bent improvises a key moment in her new show Toilet Fire

Taking it from the Streets

Why designer Doss Freel used trash to create his latest set

Theatre Is Happening All Around You

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Can Classic Plays Speak to Young People?

A new theatre company passionately believes they can — Attracting young-adult audiences to the theatre has long been a challenge due to skyrocketing ticket prices and a perceived disconnect from mainstream culture. But Masterworks Theater Company hopes to change that. Founded by veteran New York City producer Eric Krebs, the troupe specializes in affordable, engaging, […]

You Can March With Theatre History’s Greatest Women

If you’re planning to be in the Theatre District next Tuesday evening, June 9, don’t be surprised if you see Katharine Cornell, Mary Pickford, or Dorothy Parker sashay by. Those creative heroines and many more historic ladies will be portrayed by current artists and members of the League of Professional Theatre Women (LPTW) in the […]