Category Archives: TCG 2012 Conference

#TCG12 is almost here. And #NEthtr is ready. Almost 1/5 of the conference attendees are from New England. And there is a large volunteer pool who are going to help the amazing TCG staff pull off this three day conference. … Continue reading →

The TCG Conference is in Boston this year. The chairs of the Host Committee are Michael Maso and Kate Warner. The rest of the committee is here. There are several subcommittees, including committees for hospitality, student engagement, a planning committee for the … Continue reading →

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 →