How Clubbed Thumb “Moves Fast and Builds Things” for Summer’s Strangest Party
After three decades of producing must-see downtown plays, artistic director Maria Striar continues leaning into new work that defies categorization.
BAM and the National Theatre Are Betting on Each Other — and on “Hamlet”
A new partnership links Brooklyn and London, as both institutions look to stabilize, find new audiences, and expand the transatlantic pipeline.
How “Mexodus” Is Building a Musical for the Future
Brian Quijada, Nygel D. Robinson, and director David Mendizábal are treating theater as something to pass on — across cities, platforms, and audiences.
One Year After the NEA Cuts: How Off-Off-Broadway Is Holding On
The National Endowment for the Arts grant cancellations disrupted budgets at theaters across the country. A look at how some of New York’s innovative venues are adapting — and finding ways to keep going.