The pandemic forced theatres to adapt around the world, so which is better: in-person or streamed theatre productions? Read on to learn more about each.

Your students may find read-throughs to be a bit dull, but it doesn’t have to be that way! Here are four ways to improve read-throughs with your cast.

If you’re on the fence about adding video on demand to your community theatre, we’re here to say that this option is your secret weapon. Here’s why.

Whether you’re focused on run time or cast size, here are three jukebox musicals from Stage Rights that your students will love to perform.

The key to fundraising lies in the quality of the relationships you have with your donors. Here are seven tips for building ongoing donor relationships.

What to consider when planning and managing in-person performance safety for your theatre’s audience.

Here are safety considerations for your theatre to keep in mind for the cast and crew as you rehearse and perform in-person.

Theatres often lack three key things to reach their full potential: time, money, and tools or expertise. On The Stage has the solutions to help.

Purchasing equipment can be a challenge for theatre departments on already small budgets. Here are a few strategies to secure equipment for your school.

Shakespeare is a playwright for all times. These pandemic times prove no different. Here are a few lessons community theatres can learn from Shakespeare.

As the school year begins, we have pulled together a list of seven TYA plays your community theatre could produce this year. See our top suggestions to for your inspiration.

Here are a few reasons why now is a great time for theatre professionals to learn streaming technologies.

If you’re new to grant writing, the process can seem overwhelming. So here are 7 steps to help you get started with applying for theatre grants.