SPECIAL REPORTS
Why Actors' Equity is So Important to American Theater
By Bethany Rickwald · May 23, 2013 · New York City
The organization may not be perfect, but here's why the whole theater industry should be celebrating Equity's 100th birthday on May 26.
Well, That's Unique: The Drama Desks' Unique Theatrical Experience Nominees Gather on The Fazzino Ride
Bello Nock, Richard Humphrey, and the bus itself share thoughts on being nominated in this most original of categories.
Inside 50 Years of Regional Theater — Much More Than Broadway's Crash-test Dummy
By Hayley Levitt · May 14, 2013 · New York City
In the midst of a busy New York theater awards season, regional theaters celebrate 50 years of "local art by local artists for local audiences."
Matilda in Space: The Cast of the Broadway Musical Chats With Astronaut Tom Marshburn
By David Gordon · May 7, 2013 · New York City
Marshburn, the brother-in-law of cast member John Sanders, provided the opportunity with the help of NASA.
Celebrations Cross the Pond as Broadway and West End Award Seasons Collide
The West End celebrates Tony and Drama Desk nods for Matilda, Kinky Boots, and more, while Broadway cheers successes at the Oliviers.
Facts Every Tony and Drama Desk Enthusiast Should Know About This Year's Nominees
By Brian Scott Lipton · Apr 30, 2013 · New York City
TheaterMania looks into some fascinating history behind this year's Tony and Drama Desk Award nominations.
Who Didn't Get Nominated for a Tony?
By Zachary Stewart · Apr 30, 2013 · New York City
Here are the biggest snubs from this morning's Tony Award nominations.
Broadway Grosses: Waiting to Exhale
By Zachary Stewart · Apr 29, 2013 · New York City
Broadway producers hold their breaths in anticipation of a Drama Desk or Tony nod.
What to Expect from Tomorrow's Tony Nominations Based on Today's Drama Desk Nominations
By Zachary Stewart · Apr 29, 2013 · New York City
Tom Hanks, Billy Porter, and Laura Osnes all received Drama Desk nominations, but will they be graced similarly by Tony?
How Did a Bathhouse Become One of Seattle's Most Beloved Theater Spaces?
By Zachary Stewart · Apr 25, 2013 · Seattle
The Bathhouse in Green Lake Park is an unlikely performance space, but its 86-year journey is intimately tied to Seattle's theater history.
