theater

Philly Stagehand Strike Reaches an End

After a two-plus-weeks strike, Philadelphia Theatre Company (PTC) has finally struck an agreement with IATSE Local 8, representing the theater's stagehands.

Tony Awards Launches Site on Eligible Productions

TonyAwards.com and IBM have partnered up to launch “Spotlight On,” which will feature content about and from all this season’s eligible productions.

Hip-Hop Romance 'How to Break' Has the Moves but Is Too Trite

In Aaron Jafferis’ hip-hop love story “How to Break,” at Here, moments of standout choreography help balance the often-syrupy dialogue but can’t rescue the moralistic script.

Pasadena Theater Offers Young Actors 'Conservatory-Style' Training Camp

For young actors, Pasadena’s A Noise Within and its Summer With Shakespeare program offer an early chance to fall in love with the Bard and classical theater.

League of Independent Theater Launches LIT Fund

New York's independent theater community attempts to sustain itself with a new collective fundraising initiative, which officially launched Aug. 1.

Fox Foundation and TCG Announce Fellowship Recipients

Maggie Lacey, Nora Cole, André De Shields, Godfrey L. Simmons, and Bruce Turk are recognized by the fellowships, which come with grants.

BC/EFA Donates $250,000 to Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts

Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS announced Nov. 2 that it is contributing a portion of its fall fundraising efforts to Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.

Variations Theatre Group to Construct New Space

The theater company's 4,000-square-foot Chain Theatre in Long Island City is expected to be completed by October 2012.

Now's Your Chance to Appear in 'Rock of Ages'

Visit Omaze.com to make a donation to The Young Storytellers Foundation, and be entered to win a chance to appear on Broadway in "Rock of Ages."

The Colony Theatre Skirts Bankruptcy For Now

Burbank's Colony Theatre gets needed cash, but bankruptcy still looms.