Larissa FastHorse: “I honestly never expected to be on this list as a Native American playwright, and that’s really sad.”

The choreopoem will enjoy a six-week revival at New York City’s Public Theater.

“Phenomenal Woman: An Evening with Maya Angelou” will debut in 2021.

The comedian will break down Latinx history through the ages on his nationwide tour.

The Undefeated looks at on- and off-Broadway plays that take on the specter of anti-Black violence, both intimate and structural, during this theater season.

“I want people to leave this show inspired to create. I want them to not only learn about Jean-Michel Basquiat, an innovator, but to also feel the visceral thrill of the creative process and to deepen and discover their own creativity.”

A recorded performance of the hit musical reportedly sparked a bidding war among Hollywood film studios. 

The New York Times featured works from Suzan-Lori Parks, David Henry Hwang and other writers of color in a new list of the greatest American plays from the last 25 years.

Ahead of opening night for Patrisse Cullors’ “Power: From the Mouths of the Occupied,” the activist talked to Colorlines about how the production will incorporate the stories of Seattle locals in each performance.

Danai Gurira, Danielle Brooks and Renée Elise Goldsberry break down the need for more plays by and for people of color.

The three-hour panel will stream tonight at 7 p.m. EST.

This year marks the award program’s 100th anniversary. 

Bruce Norris’ bleak view of the state of America’s race discussion is up for a Tony Award this weekend. While you’re watching the ceremony, you can try out these tools for avoiding the quagmire in which the characters of “Clybourne Park” find themselves.