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As technology and machines consume more and more of life, perhaps theater can help us remember what it means to act like a human being.

Cinemas aren't doing everything they can for their disabled patrons -- or for their employees who interact with them.

Part of being a new parent means asking a million questions you have likely never considered before. Do spit-up stains come out in the wash? Why are my nipples so sore? When can I take my baby out? Are movie theaters too loud for newborns? No…

Time is an essential part of day-to-day life. Clocks and calendars let people know when to sleep, eat, and where they’re supposed to be each morning. But

How can the magic of live theater, live music, live dance compete with the always-on Internet? Ben Cameron offers a bold look forward to a world where live arts matter more than ever -- to link humans together at a primal level of shared experience.

Ever wonder how colleges choose their theater productions? Here’s a rundown of the selection process—and why choosing wisely matters.​

Theater companies nationwide have asked dozens of professional playwrights to create short dramas—for people to perform at home.

The mid-’00s were a rough time for both superhero movies and romantic comedies, so it’s not surprising that combining the two led to such disastrous results.

Plus Indigo De Souza and a 9/11 docuseries in an otherwise underwhelming week in pop culture

How AMC, Regal, and others are handling all-access plans

Between studying for exams, spending time with friends and taking necessary power naps, finding extra time to indulge in any sort of play or book is a luxury. Even if someone can squeeze a musical into their schedule, mainstream New York theater is very expensive. So how can NYU students enjoy these

The philosophy and the tactics of improv theater, practitioners say, teach people to listen, to shelve initial skepticism, and, rather than potshotting others’ ideas, build upon them.

In today’s post, senior editor J.T. Roane interviews, Rachel Maddox who is a Black, non-binary playwright, teaching artist, and critical educator based out of Providence, Rhode Island. A New Jersey native, Rachel received a Bachelor’s Degree in Theater with a Playwriting concentration and an Elementary Education Teaching Credential from Connecticut College in New London, CT. Rachel’s work had brought them across the country and back, and…