TDF Stages Archive
An online theatre magazine
Read about NYC’s best theatre and dance productions and watch video interviews with innovative artists
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Putting Martin Luther on Trial
A new play interrogates the religious giant’s legacy
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This Christmas, Get a Little Hip With ‘Lord Buckley’
Inside Jake Broder’s sharp political comedy
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Why on Earth Is Blessed Unrest Staging ‘A Christmas Carol’?
How experimental artists fell for Scrooge
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A Choreographer Inspired By Martin Luther King, Jr.
On a recent work trip to Atlanta, dancer and choreographer Hope Boykin stumbled upon the inspiration for a dance. Touring the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, she found herself enraptured in a room devoted to the work and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Why Does a Play About the Internet Have a Realistic Set?
The meaningful space of Tiny Beautiful Things
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At This Show, Kids Never Just Sit There
Pip’s Island returns with an all-new interactive family adventure starting March 11, 2019.
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In a Historic Home, ‘A Christmas Carol’ Feels New
Inside the holiday show at the Merchant’s House
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Your Phone Can Take You to Oz
Inside a high-tech spin on Dorothy, Judy Garland, and more
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How Alice Ripley Convinced Me I’m Not Crazy
A committed Next to Normal fan opens up about his obsession