Join ATCA Equity, Diversity & Inclusion committee co-chair Kelundra Smith as she speaks about pitching with The New York Times Theater Editor Scott Heller. What does it take to get a byline in the Times as a freelancer? How can you get your pitch accepted...
ATCA's Conference & Event committee invites you to this open discussion about best practices for reviewing online theater.
The American Theatre Critics Association’s Conference & Event committee invites you to this open discussion about nonprofit arts journalism.
The American Theatre Critics Association’s Conference & Event committee invites you to this open discussion about engaging and sustaining online readers.
The American Theatre Critics Association’s Conference & Event committee invites you to this open discussion about Stephen Sondheim and the American musical on Tuesday, June 15, starting at 7 pm EDT / 4 pm PT.
The American Theatre Critics Association’s Conference & Event committee invites you to this open discussion about harnessing the power of Facebook on Tuesday, June 29, starting at 8 pm EDT / 5 pm PT.
COVID afforded theaters an opportunity to pause and re-evaluate their policies, procedures and productions. For Raleigh Little Theatre, that meant re-examining their annual production of CINDERELLA. What happened next is a testament to what happens when you engage the community in conversation, listen, and commit...
Join us on Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022 at 8 p.m. EST for a conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel, hosted by ATCA member Wendy Rosenfield.
Over the past few decades, theater criticism has moved from newspapers and magazines to blogs, social media, video and more. This month, our topic is newsletters.