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The Perils and Opportunities of Theatre Regime Change
How Should SCR Choose a New Leader? By Paul Hodgins THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER [pictured: Martin Benson, left, and David Emmes founded South Coast Repertory in 1964 and have shared its leadership...
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In the Trenches: Meet Reader Rik Deskin
Today we’ve decided to turn the tables a bit and focus on one of our faithful Facebook, Twitter and blog followers. The TCG Circle proudly introduces -> Rik Deskin Rik Deskin wasn’t born in...
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An Interview with Donald Margulies
[pictured - Donald Margulies with TCG's Kate Walat] TONY TIME Donald Margulies’ “absorbingly intelligent” (Los Angeles Times) play TIME STANDS STILL, available now from TCG Books, has received two...
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Stars Align with Stage Work
There’s been a lot of talk since the Tony Awards broadcast, with its Glee production numbers, its Green Day performance, and its high celebrity quotient, that Broadway stages have been invaded by...
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In the Trenches: Devon Smith
If you identify as both a theatre and social media person, chances are you’ve heard of Devon Smith. Though she’s only just graduated, Devon’s already made a name for herself through deeply researched...
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In the Trenches: Playwright Catherine Filloux
Last April, I was on a panel titled Theatre for Social Transformation presented by Amnesty International’s Human Rights Art Festival. One of my fellow panelists was the award-winning playwright...
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In the Trenches: Actor and Writer Dan Hoyle
In 2007, I stumbled upon a one-man show at The Marsh, a small theatre in San Francisco. What I experienced in the next 90 minutes was a feat of theatre: Dan Hoyle, a San Francisco actor and writer,...
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In the Trenches: Actress and Writer Anna Khaja
Among the trends worth noting in this year’s NY Fringe Festival, there’s an interesting coincidence: three solo plays by Pakistani women. In an industry where female playwrights and solo artists are...
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As September begins, college students across the country are returning to their classes. But for those who recently graduated with degrees in theatre, many are wondering, “How do I begin my career?” To...
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NOC Teaching Artists Weigh In
(This post was originally posted on Think It, Do It, Blog It as part of The MetLife/TCG A-ha! Program. We’re cross-posting on the Circle to better highlight the work of our grantees.) By Devon de...
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Pipe dream? I’m asking you.
(This post is part of the National Conference blog salon focused on Financial Adaptation. Want to write your own post? Email Gus Schulenburg.) I wonder. I wonder how many of us in the nonprofit theater...
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Experience the Difference: The American Anti-Torture Play “Another Life” Goes...
(Photo by Beatriz Schiller: Christen Clifford (Tess, in box), Abbas Noori Abbood (Abdul), George Bartenieff (Handel)–Handel’s loft Soho) In the late winter of 2010, while I was researching and writing...
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The Surprising History of Eco Theatre
(Bread and Puppet Theatre – Photographed by Walter S. Wantman, Scanned and photoshopped by Samuel Wantman [GFDL (http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html) or CC-BY-SA-3.0-2.5-2.0-1.0...
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