Welcome to this week’s theatrical link dump – brought to you by contemporary Dracula posters:
When you direct/adapt Much Ado About Nothing for kids.
A day in the life of The Old Rep’s general manager.
You know you’re a playwright if…
When post-graduation depression hits.
Top 10 holiday plays for teachers
A really goofy Halloween play from 1915 (yes, it’s cheating)
Shakespeare in South African schools.
“Postmigrant” theatre and a German director promoting ties between German and Scottish theatre.
A history of Palestinian theatre
A primer on African American playwrights
The passing of Jaz Dorsey.
Creating immersive theatre in Seoul from a foreign perspective
This is what an acting resume looks like, kids.
Discovering young Israeli theatre
The theatre that became a bookshop
18th Century Italian theatre overview
A chronic playwright interviewer gets interviewed
Audrey Cefaly creating a new playwriting vocabulary
When you were a theatre’s artistic director, but don’t put it on your resume…
Reviewer gets really, really excited over Joseph and his dreamcoat…
The mother of modern German comedy (That is the joke)
Ibsen’s women: Adapting Henrik in the 2010s.
Lithuanian actress Uné Baye
Help Ms. Manuel’s high school class go to Scotland next year
Tips for dealing with scheduling conflicts as a young actor
Dealing with theatre divas.
And now this week’s Halloween-themed oldie:
