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An interview with Barber Shop Chronicles playwright Inua Ellams

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Finding bravado, and vulnerability, in barber shop masculinity. By Ifeoma Fafunwa.

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Dr. Hakim Adi, scholar of the African Diaspora, on the histories of migration informing Barber Shop Chronicles

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An exceptionally talented group of young artists is rethinking opera for the twenty-first century.

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Over the past ten seasons, the American Repertory Theater has produced more than thirty musicals and music theater pieces.

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Taja Lindley speaks about the materials and ideas at the center of her piece.

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“The show is not just a cabaret, and it’s not just a trip down memory lane. It’s pulling together seven performers who have a history with our theater to dig into the power of musicals.”

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“‘Scrapbook’ is a beautiful way of saying it, looking over the last ten years of productions — memorable moments, memorable performers, and thanking the audience for being there.”

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“I love to work in the musical theater form. So when I was thinking about what to direct for my 10th-anniversary season ... Diane Borger suggested we instead do a show celebrating a decade of musical theater at the A.R.T.”

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PURE POETRY! An exceptional all-black ensemble…spun, stomped, and soared through songs of joy, grief, and rage.

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