The Next Stage
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National Public Radio
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Marking the 75th anniversary of regional theater, this piece reflects on its evolution as a uniquely American cultural movement. As theaters regain their footing, they continue to serve as powerful cultural engines, originating nearly all new American plays. In their article, Diego Luis and Glen Weldon explore the future of this dynamic art form through NPR’s series, 'The Next Stage,' showcasing the stories, creators, and audiences driving theater’s next act. “It's time,” said Michael J. Bobbitt, head of the Mass Cultural Council. “I think it's time for us to re-imagine. Seventy-five years of doing it the same way is a long time.” Tags |
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