Discover the inspiring story of dialect coach and actor Adam Michael Rose, known for his work on Game of Thrones, Mary Poppins, and Newsies.
Meet Jennifer Finlayson, Atlanta theatre teacher and proud Georgia Thespian Board member, in this week’s inspiring Theatre Ave feature.
Meet Erick Weeks, Mississippi theatre director and arts advocate, in this week’s inspiring Theatre Avenue feature.
Meet Matt Holl, Mississippi theatre director and designer, as he shares his passion for Shakespeare, storytelling, and why theatre is truly for life.
Discover the inspiring journey of Katie Cross, head theatre director at Mayde Creek High School in Houston, Texas.
Meet Chris Freeman, Tennessee community theatre director and storyteller whose passion for musicals and education has inspired audiences and students alike.
Meet Jenn Vincent, scenic and costume designer, digital art teacher, and lifelong creative from Redlands, California.
Meet David Peterson, Colorado theatre teacher and director, as he reflects on the beauty of storytelling, empathy, and understanding through the art of theatre.
In this Theatre Ave interview, Maggie reflects on a lifetime in classical ballet—from performing with the Garden State Ballet to directing The Nutcracker.
Meet Brian Curl, actor, choreographer, and national teaching artist, as he shares why theatre isn’t just entertainment—it’s a masterclass in empathy, storytelling, and learning.
Meet Abby McCuen, producer, educator, and creative force behind Savannah Ballet Theatre.
Dancer, director, and podcaster TJ Tekurio on creativity, movement, and why theatre is the ultimate space for imagining the impossible.
Ballerina and choreographer Avery McGee reminds us that theatre is for the playful—where pretending, performing, and pure imagination take center stage.
Performer and teaching artist Jerald Bolden of Sacramento, CA, on why theatre is for communication—and how storytelling makes us more open and empathetic.
Musical theatre performer and choreographer Jerald Bolden of Sacramento shares how theatre teaches us to learn, connect, and communicate with empathy.
“Theatre is for creators.” Educator Beth Auble of Vanderbilt, Texas, on the fearless creativity and reinvention at the heart of theatre.
Meet Beth Auble, a Texas theatre teacher and leader, as she reflects on creativity, courage, and why theatre is for the creators.