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Theater News for the Week of February 12th

By Bennett Liebman


Theatrical unions unveil diversity, equity and inclusion agenda


100 Broadway People to Follow on Twitter

'Within a matter of hours, your entire industry is gone


An innovative Georgetown lab looks to theater to quell political fires


Broadway's Rocky Road to Recovery


New Broadway League Chair Lauren Reid on the work ahead


Andrew Cuomo Sets Tentative Summer Return for Some Theaters


New York arts initiative 'NY PopsUp' begins Feb. 20


5 things Chicago needs to learn from NY PopsUp


NY to host 'pop-up' shows to boost arts industry amid COVID


Amber Ruffin Joins Broadway-Bound 'Some Like It Hot' As Co-Writer


What it's like for Seattle theaters to transition leadership


Joe Allen, 'He Missed Nothing': Nathan Lane, Chita Rivera and Others on Joe Allen


More Joe Allen, Joe Allen Dies: Legendary Restaurateur To Broadway Theater Folk And The Fans Who Loved Them Was 87


Actor's homophobia made her commercially toxic, Actor's homophobia made her commercially toxic


LaGuardia High School Celebrates Forty Years of 'Fame'


Broadway ensembles are shrinking


The Trump impeachment trial: What Shakespeare would have seen


Anna Deavere Smith on Forging Black Identity


Theatres plot open-air comeback for summer


Inside the Broadway Community Project


Kirill Serebrennikov Is Fired as Director of Gogol Center

 
 
 

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