The Goodman produced How To Catch Creation in 2019—now audiences have another chance to see it as part of the ENCORE streaming series March 15-28. Read how playwright Christina Anderson sparks her own creation when working on a new play.
Creating a Culture of Opportunity for All—On Stage and Off—at Goodman Theatre When COVID-19 forced the Goodman to suspend live in-person performances one year ago,
Women’s Board, 2019. Photo by John Reilly Photography As we reflect on Women’s History Month, which is celebrated each March, we spotlight the incredible work
In a year when the arts have changed drastically for all creatives, young artists are feeling the uncertainty of what comes next. The members of
Teatro Buendía Artistic Director and Pedro Páramo director Flora Lauten reflects on her company’s collaborations at the Goodman and the shared impulses of theater across cultures.
While How To Catch Creation’s character G.K. Marche is fictional, playwright Christina Anderson might have drawn inspiration from any number of writers, novelists, and thinkers who have shaped the history of American writing and fiction. Looking for a new book to read? Below are short biographies and selected works of Black women whose work might inspire you like Marche’s work inspires the character Stokes.
