Jan 27 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre Says Layoffs Part Of ‘Organizational Restructuring’ Nine full-time Actors Theatre employees were laid off Monday. A spokeswoman wouldn’t say which positions were eliminated. By Kyeland Jackson Jan 27 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre Says Layoffs Part Of 'Organizational Restructuring' Kyeland Jackson
Jul 18 Arts and Culture REVIEW: ‘Ring Of Fire’ Sizzles Through Johnny Cash’s Greatest Hits “Ring of Fire” is more about the music than the man behind the hits. But that doesn't get in the way of any of the fun to be had. By Minda Honey Jul 18 Arts and Culture REVIEW: 'Ring of Fire' Sizzles Through Johnny Cash’s Greatest Hits Minda Honey
May 29 Arts and Culture Managing Director Kevin E. Moore ‘No Longer With’ Actors Theatre Actors Theatre has confirmed that its managing director is no longer with the organization but they would not clarify the terms of his departure. By Ashlie Stevens May 29 Arts and Culture Managing Director Kevin E. Moore 'No Longer With' Actors Theatre Ashlie Stevens
Mar 13 Arts and Culture For Actors Theatre’s New Artistic Director Robert Fleming, Representation Matters Fleming will be Actors' first non-white artistic director; he wants to be a role model for black youth looking to see themselves reflected in the arts. By Ashlie Stevens Mar 13 Arts and Culture For Actors Theatre's Robert Fleming, Representation Matters Ashlie Stevens
Jan 28 The Next Louisville The Next Louisville: Let’s Talk About ‘Pipeline’ On January 24, WFPL broadcast a community conversation about the play 'Pipeline' and the bigger issues it addresses. It was recorded live at Actors Theatre. By Erica Peterson Jan 28 The Next Louisville The Next Louisville: Let’s Talk About ‘Pipeline’ Erica Peterson
Jan 14 Arts and Culture REVIEW: ‘Pipeline’ Is A Hard Look At A Situation With No Easy Answers In Dominique Morisseau's "Pipeline," a high school teacher tries to save her son from the "school-to-prison pipeline" for men of color. By Minda Honey Jan 14 Arts and Culture REVIEW: 'Pipeline' Is A Hard Look At A Situation With No Easy Answers Minda Honey
Nov 23 Arts and Culture Wig Out: In Actors Theatre’s ‘A Christmas Carol,’ Hair Is In The Spotlight The play spans more than six decades. And it’s not just the clothing that changes over that time period...there are lots of hair changes, too. By Ashlie Stevens Nov 23 Arts and Culture Wig Out: In Actors Theatre's 'A Christmas Carol,' Hair Is In The Spotlight Ashlie Stevens
Oct 28 Commentary Strange Fruit: A Bloodcurdling Conversation With ‘Dracula’ Actors "Every moment you remain here brings you closer to destruction..." By Jaison Gardner Oct 28 Commentary Strange Fruit: A Bloodcurdling Conversation With 'Dracula' Actors Jaison Gardner
Oct 17 Arts and Culture Where Is Actors Theatre In The Search For A New Artistic Director? It's been a year since Actors Theatre announced the departure of artistic director Les Waters. The theater says the search for his replacement is on schedule. By Ashlie Stevens Oct 17 Arts and Culture Where Is Actors Theatre In The Search For A New Artistic Director? Ashlie Stevens
Oct 7 Arts and Culture Hello, Again: Actors Theatre Delivers Captivating Dive Into Relationships With ‘A Doll’s House, Part 2’ Playwright Lucas Hnath's sequel to Henrik Ibsen’s 1879 “A Doll’s House,” brings one-time matriarch Nora Helmer back home 15 years after she left. By Elizabeth Kramer Oct 7 Arts and Culture 'A Doll’s House, Part 2' Delivers Captivating Dive Into Relationships Elizabeth Kramer
Sep 30 Arts and Culture REVIEW: Solid Direction, Strong Cast Lead The Way In Actors Theatre’s ‘Curious Incident’ Actors Theatre’s Meredith McDonough’s solid direction melds story with strong design and casting in “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.” By Elizabeth Kramer Sep 30 Arts and Culture A Strong Cast Leads The Way In Actors Theatre's 'Curious Incident' Elizabeth Kramer
Sep 12 Arts and Culture In This Year’s ‘Dracula’ At Actors Theatre, Women Fight Back This year's production of 'Dracula' is simultaneously familiar and entirely new. By Eli Keel Sep 12 Arts and Culture In This Year's 'Dracula' At Actors Theatre, Women Fight Back Eli Keel
Apr 1 Arts and Culture Les Waters On His Last Humana Festival, Taking Risks During his time as Actors Theatre of Louisville's artistic director, Waters brought new energy to the long-running Humana Festival of New American Plays. By Ashlie Stevens Apr 1 Arts and Culture Les Waters On His Last Humana Festival, Taking Risks Ashlie Stevens
Mar 11 Arts and Culture Review: Humana Festival’s ‘Marginal Loss’ Shows A Complex Portrayal Of Grief Deborah Stein’s Marginal Loss is about the surviving employees of a fictional World Trade Center investment firm, Lippman Kennedy, in the days following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. By Keith Waits Mar 11 Arts and Culture Review: 'Marginal Loss' Shows A Complex Portrayal Of Grief Keith Waits
Feb 13 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre Announces A 2018-19 Season Filled With Familiar Voices In the new season, Artistic Director Les Waters said the company “examines identity and asks ‘Who are we and how did we get here?’” By Ashlie Stevens Feb 13 Arts and Culture Actors Theatre Announces 2018-19 Season Filled With Familiar Voices Ashlie Stevens