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You gotta read this! The truth revealed.
So, you know there's this gender discrimination in the theater? Male playwrights and artistic directors dominate the landscape. All the good roles are for men. Here in the Cities, we've got a good little theater company whose name comes from a 2003 study that women make up only 20% of the theater artists.

Cleveland Plain Dealer On Stage Blog

A visit to Boise's Idaho Shakespeare Fest, sister company to Cleveland's Great Lakes Theater
Here's what I did on my summer vacation. Well, actually, late spring vacation. I went to Boise, Idaho, to do a free-lance story for American Theatre magazine (the September issue; wait for it) on the cooperative agreement between Idaho...

California Chronicle

Bruce Davison and Hector Elizondon in "The Physicists"

SFist

SFist Tonight
THEATER: Based on the classic book by Ken Kesey, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest explores "a world where sanity means conformity and following the rules is the only way to survive." Tonight through Friday are preview nights, and the play runs through September 5th.

The Stranger

Marc Bamuthi Joseph's Masterfully Executed Trifle
After productions at the Humana Festival, Yale Repertory Theatre, and New York City's Public Theater, Marc Bamuthi Joseph's the break/s arrives in Seattle as a well-polished, well-received work of hiphop theater. Subtitled a mixtape for the stage, the break/s is essentially ...

Self-Actualize This!
Muffin Face Exploits the Comedy of Discomfort

Slumprov Millionaire: American Indian
It's a strange place to see it, but it certainly is there in this improvised comedy: the truth about Slumdog Millionaire. The movie concerns a young Mumbai slumdweller who enters a game show—not to win money, but to be seen on the popular program by the love...

Shakespeare Needed an Editor
Macbeth, Rewritten

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