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North Texas actors and a director talk about diversifying casting tables and taking the time to build relationships with new communities.

At its height in 2019, it had over 71,000 visitors.

The comedy brought out laughs while exploring issues like immigration, scapegoating and economic inequality.

From the selection of directors to checking biases, here鈥檚 what people behind the casting table can do to make auditions more inclusive.

Renovation work left J. J. Pearce High School theater program without a theater. But after rehearsing all over the place, they're headed to a national theater festival.

In spite of the dense subject matter, the play is anything but dry.

The Austin-born actor explains how it was almost 鈥減re-ordained鈥� getting the role of Tommy, as both he and the character are born-and-raised Texas boys.

鈥淢o鈥� explores identity and cultural convergence in America鈥檚 most diverse city.

A Dallas youth theater company is exploring the way the pandemic affected young people鈥檚 mental health through a new play.