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Every year, over the course of a long weekend, APT brings together the design teams and artists for each of the season's plays to talk, bounce ideas around and make some decisions about what works and what doesn't. We call this annual pilgrimage Design Conference, and this year it took place in-person for the first time since 2019. Managing Director Sara Young was on site, and is here to share a bit of the weekend's energy in this new installment of The Road Back.

This week's Season Select illuminates this season's most mysterious play, Sonya Kelly's Once Upon a Bridge.

Considering which plays to see this season? Season Selects are here to help. Rediscover a classic this week as we explore Romeo & Juliet and learn why this summer's production is something to get excited about.

Kelsey Brennan, Core Company Actor and Director of APT's Professional Development Programs, believes there's an art to collaboration, and it begins with opening up conversations and unlocking possibilities between you and your team. Evaluate your communication style this week in Kelsey's new blog post!

Don't beware the Ides of March, play the Ides of March Madness!

Considering which plays to see this season? Season Selects are here to help. Learn more about The Royale and why it's sure to be a knockout in our 2023 season.

Considering which plays to see this season? Season Selects are here to help. Learn more about Our Town and why this season is the perfect time for it.

Season Selects are back as we get ready for the 2023 season! Read up on the plays and get the dish from Artistic Director Brenda DeVita. This week, join us as we dive a little deeper into William Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor.

Managing Director, Sara Young, with an update on the upcoming season.

Andy Truschinski is no stranger to American Players Theatre, which makes us all the more excited to welcome him back, this time in the role of APT's Company Manager. In this week's Quick Chat, we're talking about Andy's world travel, what he's looking forward to most about being back in Spring Green and who from Shakespeare's canon would make the best dinner party companion.