A clay-and-fabric mongoloid creature that looks part lobster and part human lies sprawled across the floor like a fish out of water, gasping [...]

“Will,” I’d say, if I’d been in a playwriting class with Shakespeare in the early 1600s. “I like this new play, The Winter’s [...]

Consider yourself warned: Spring Awakening is a weird show. Take a late-19 th century German play about school children. Adapt it as a [...]

There are certain playwrights whose brilliance is transcendent. When it comes to staging one of their plays, the selection, venue or even language [...]

When Leslie Joy Coleman was an undergrad at New Mexico Highlands University, she had an experience that forever changed her understanding of theatergoing. [...]

It takes a special kind of nerd to appreciate the joy that is 1776. One must be equal parts musical-theater geek, history buff [...]

For 20 years, the stories of women and girls killed in Ciudad Juárez have been silenced in their own country and largely ignored [...]