Theater

A series of paid fellowships will create positions for Black creative producers, company and stage managers

The Tony nominees talk about how the pandemic has changed them

Her death marks the winding down of an era when Black glamour and elegance wasn’t just a choice, but an insistence on Black humanity

The director of the film adaptation of ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ has been tripping cultural land mines for decades

Theatermakers want a modern-day version of the Great Depression’s Federal Theatre Project

Revival of play about police brutality is unfortunately always ‘timely’

Heidi Schreck’s play, now streaming on Amazon Prime, helps us see the hope — and the many holes — in our founding document

What will it take to put more plays by people of color on the Great White Way?

The star-studded soundtrack helped cement hip-hop’s place on Broadway

As Black Lives Matter protesters fill the streets, a show that portrays the Founding Fathers as Black and brown men gets its first national broadcast