Monthly Archives: April 2012

Last year I attended my first TCG Conference in LA and it was a Five Star Buffet with too many options to possibly consume in one three day period. It was a Feast. I met and spoke with directors and … Continue reading →

I like to say that I work for the largest and one of the smallest theatre companies in town, so I get to see a wide spectrum of the Boston theatre community. In my five years here, I’ve witnessed the … Continue reading →

Welcome to Boston, home to dozens of small theatre companies – call them Fringe, Emerging, Underground, Startup or what you will – full of talented, energetic and visionary artists who create a diverse and exciting array of vital, cutting-edge theatre … Continue reading →

I grew up with and in (within?) the contemporary theatre community in Boston.  I arrived to go to college the same year the Huntington Theater Company opened its doors, which was about a year after the ART moved to Cambridge.  … Continue reading →

Having attended the national conferences in Seattle, Baltimore and Los Angeles, I always return home energized by the intensity of three days with the best, most passionate and talented established and emerging artists in our field. But what has stayed … Continue reading →

As a new New Englander (this is my sixth year), I think about communicating the theater scene as I’ve found it in this region to the rest of our visitors.  The myth of New Englanders is that they are stony … Continue reading →

Hello! I’m writing to you all as the co-chair of this year’s TCG National Conference which is being held HERE in BOSTON June 21 – 23.  Your host committee is made up of representatives from Boston and New England theatres, … Continue reading →