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Now & Next: Live @ Five with Jocelyn Bioh and Lili-Anne Brown
For this week's Live @ Five, we're thrilled to welcome School Girls, Or, the African Mean Girls Play playwright Jocelyn Bioh and director Lili-Anne…
For this week's Live @ Five, we're thrilled to welcome School Girls, Or, the African Mean Girls Play playwright Jocelyn Bioh and director Lili-Anne…
The Goodman Theatre staff shares some favorite family recipes in honor of Mother's Day.
Last Friday, May 1 we launched our new video series Now & Next: Live @ Five. This week Artistic Director Robert Falls interviewed Henry…
These Ghanaian young women aren’t aware that they are entering into a system rigged against them. The beauty pageant, as we know it, was born out of the idea that being beautiful required white skin.
We find a moment of zen testing our Goodman knowledge with this fantastic Goodman Trivia Challenge. We suggest you try the same.
Lili-Anne Brown isn’t afraid of high school mean girls – or directing a big, boisterous play about them either.
Goodman Theatre’s New Stages Festival plays a key role in helping playwrights get their work out into the world, but they aren’t the only ones who benefit from the process.
Abortion has existed in different forms—surgical, medicinal and physical—across the globe for thousands of years.
Cases argued before America’s highest court must have basis in the Constitution and in history, not solely in moral and religious appeals.
Steven Strafford slips into the role of Crumpet, the less-than-jolly elf in David Sedaris' The Santaland Diaries.