Tony & Emmy Award Winner Mandy Patinkin Returns to Broadway in GREAT COMET Courtney KochubaJuly 26, 2017 Tony and Emmy Award winner Mandy Patinkin will make his long-awaited return to Broadway in Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 st... News0 Comments36 views 06 min read
Educational Theatre Association Honors Volunteers of the Year Courtney KochubaJuly 20, 2017 The Educational Theatre Association (EdTA) has honored two members with the annual Volunteer of the Year award: Hunter Bell, Tony-nominated ... News0 Comments161 views 13 min read
Judges Selected for 42nd Annual Samuel French Off Off Broadway Short Play Festival Courtney KochubaJuly 19, 2017 The Samuel French Off Off Broadway Short Play Festival, the nation’s premier short play competition, takes place August 8-12 at the East 13t... News0 Comments147 views 02 min read
Expanding Upon the Canon of Latinx Plays: Spotlight on Tanya Saracho Garrett AndersonJuly 25, 2017 Check out our latest playwright feature on Tanya Saracho! FeaturedPlaywrights0 Comments115 views 05 min read
Getting Ready to GLOW Garrett AndersonJuly 21, 2017 GLOW, one of the summer’s biggest TV hits, has audiences digging into the nostalgia of the 80’s and cheering for women that kick butt. (Not ... FeaturedPlaywrights0 Comments94 views 03 min read
Can You Actually Get Your First Play Published? Kris BauskeJune 9, 2017 Samuel French playwright Kris Bauske defies odds and advises you to do the same. CommunityPlaywrights0 Comments359 views 27 min read
A Feminine Ending Rachel DiamondJuly 25, 2017 Sarah Treem’s a feminine ending is the East End Theatre Company's first-ever production. After seven years spent dreaming of doing this play... FeaturedTitles0 Comments9 views 07 min read
8 Plays to Celebrate Your Inner Geek Ella AndrewJuly 13, 2017 Happy Embrace Your Geekness Day! FeaturedTitles0 Comments234 views 15 min read
Sharing Civil War Stories with AMELIA Alex WebbJune 28, 2017 “Rumor has it, a woman has come in here after her man.” I first read this by the light of a hinged brass lamp at the Library of Congress.... Titles0 Comments80 views 07 min read
Miss October and the Success of Calendar Girls Sharon ZolperJune 9, 2017 English teacher and actress Sharon Zolper reflects on her moving experience in CALENDAR GIRLS. FeaturedProductions0 Comments589 views 04 min read
Parodying Film Noir: A look at Adrift in Macao Dan MurphyJune 2, 2017 The General Manager of the Broadway Rose gives us a window into their musical film noir success! Productions0 Comments25 views 03 min read
An interview with Orbert Davis Jared BellotJuly 26, 2017 During rehearsals, dramaturg Jared Bellot (JB) caught up with renowned jazz musician Orbert Davis (OD), who composed and recorded the origin... Community0 Comments0 views 08 min read
More Than a Theater: IRIS Collaboration Makes Theater Accessible Lee Ann BakrosJuly 25, 2017 Maryfrances Evans, executive director of Iowa Radio Reading Information Service for the Blind and Print Handicapped (IRIS), had a wild idea.... Community1 Comment11 views 02 min read
The Politics in Plays: August Wilson Michelle HillJuly 18, 2017 In 2017, the August Wilson Monologue Competition expanded to included student written essays. Check out the top three here. Community0 Comments28 views 05 min read
Breaking Down Personal Fences Jeffery PopeJuly 18, 2017 In 2017, the August Wilson Monologue Competition expanded to included student written essays. Check out the top three here. Community0 Comments17 views 06 min read
