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Learn more about the impact of voice and text work on furthering our art in the latest Road Back blog. Photo of Sara Becker, Director Voice & Text, at a Backstage Talk in 2019.

Managing director Sara Young shares how this vital group of actors grew from a daydream to become the heart of APT.

Managing Director Sara Young reflects on art, gratitude and how APT’s audience moves us forward.

In this month's installment of "The Road Back," Managing Director Sara Young explores today's uncertainty in the theater world, and APT's place in it.

In this entry of The Road Back, Managing Director Sara Young walks us through the many ongoing projects happening in the APT parking lot. Of course, we're more excited for you to come experience the finished product yourself this summer, but until then we're thrilled to talk about what's currently in the works. Read on for more!

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.

Just two weeks ago, we had our very first rehearsal (seen above), and in just three and a half weeks, the first performance of The Rivals will hit the Hill Stage. So since time is clearly flying, we figured it's time for a (very succinct) update in The Road Back.

It’s been a month since our last installment of The Road Back, and just four weeks to go before rehearsals begin. So it seems a good time for a few updates, including some casting changes. Read all about it here!

James Ridge (Rough Crossing, 2021) emotes for us as we contemplate the return to our beloved rotating rep! Read more about what that means, and how APT is working through COVID protocols in this week's Road Back.