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Diep Tran
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Editor-in-Chief, Playbill
New York
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Biography
Diep Tran is a reporter, editor, and columnist. Her beat is arts and entertainment, with a focus on theater and on and off stage diversity. She is currently the associate editor of "American Theatre" magazine, where she assigns and edits articles for print and web, and contributes regularly. She has a monthly column with the magazine focused on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. She is also the founder and producer of American Theatre’s biweekly Offscript podcast. In 2015, Diep led the creation and launch of AmericanTheatre.org, the first official website for the magazine, building the site from the ground up with a mix of Wordpress, self-taught HTML coding, and Googling. She is also a freelance journalist, whose writing has appeared in the "New York Times," "Time Out New York," "TDF Stages," "Backstage," and "Salon," among other publications. Diep has a bachelor’s in English and Art History from the University of California, Los Angeles. She received her master’s degree in arts journalism from the Goldring Arts Journalism Program at Syracuse University. In 2015, she was a critic fellow at the National Critics Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center.
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Content
By Diep Tran Verified| Playbill Verified Broadway News Michelle Williams Finally Meets Michelle Williams The two actors, who are frequently mixed up, finally met at Death Becomes Her.
By Diep Tran Verified| Playbill Verified “We’re going to leave this room in 90 minutes better than when we came in,” Whitney White tells the room. It’s Saturday, April 5, 11 AM, and the busy director is getting ready to open a show. Actually, she’s getting ready to open two shows. That afternoon, White is trying to figure out if she should rewrite one of the songs in her show Macbeth in Stride, an exploration of the Scottish play that she wrote and is currently performing through April 27 at Brooklyn Academy of Music.
By Diep Tran Verified| Playbill Verified Some new students are joining the study group. Isa Briones and AnnaSophia Robb will star in All Nighter, a new play by Natalie Margolin currently running Off-Broadway at MCC Theater’s Newman Mills Theater. They are taking over for cast members Havana Rose Liu and Kristine Froseth, who are departing April 25. The show runs until May 18.
Company Info
Playbill
Playbill is a prominent program magazine that has been integral to the theater industry since 1884. Originally founded as a free magazine-style program for New York playhouses, it has grown to become the leading publication for Broadway, Off-Broadway, and other theater venues across the United States. Playbill offers program publishing services, producing and distributing detailed programs for theatrical productions that include information about the show, cast, crew, and sponsors. It also serves as a significant advertising platform for local businesses and national brands, connecting them with a targeted audience of theatergoers. Additionally, Playbill features articles, interviews, and reviews related to theater and the performing arts, making it a valuable resource for industry professionals and enthusiasts alike. Its core products include printed programs, digital content, and special editions for notable events in the theater world.
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