Theater

Adrienne Warren is a rock ‘n’ roll star in her own right

George Jean Nathan Award recognizes her work on how theater recognizes or ignores the subject of race

An epidemic is raging among black queer men. Playwright Donja R. Love demands we do something.

A critic seeks out black utopias in ‘Ain’t No Mo’,’ Beyoncé’s ‘Homecoming’ and David Byrne’s Broadway show

If the show wins a Grammy for best musical theater album, De Shields will only need an Oscar to complete the set

Ntozake Shange’s groundbreaking choreopoem gets a new presentation in New York

It’s a show even C. Delores Tucker and Tipper Gore could love

In new Broadway revival, the blinding sunshine of the Territory exposes the violence beneath the romantic myth

Three plays — ‘Fairview,’ ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ and ‘Toni Stone’ — highlight how black theater-makers approach audiences who do not look like them

Her play ‘Fairview’ wrestles with white audiences judging work by people of color