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The Story of Joseph Laroche, The Only Black Man on RMS Titanic

Learn more about Joseph Laroche, the only Black passenger on the Titanic who is often overlooked in historical accounts of the wreck.

Titanic: The Ship and the Numbers

Go beyond our production of TITANIC (SCENES FROM THE BRITISH WRECK COMMISSIONER'S INQUIRY, 1912) with this blog about the facts and figures of the ship.

Titanic: The Crash and the Inquiry

Learn more about the historical context about the crash and inquiry surrounding the sinking of the TITANIC.

TITANIC Scenic Design

Read this statement from scenic designer Arnel Sancianco on creating theatre magic during a pandemic.

Why Revisit FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE?

Why is it significant to revisit FIVE GUYS NAMED MOE, our first streamed production from the archives?

6 Key Takeaways from Session 2 of LES BLANCS + Racial Injustice

A quick recap of the last session of our Theatre & Thought series.

5 Key Takeaways from Session 1 of LES BLANCS + Racial Injustice

A quick recap of our Theatre & Thought series.

20/20 Vision: Looking Back at 20 Years of Classic Theatre

As 2020 wraps up, we’re using this time to reflect on the past 20 years of Court’s work. If you’re feeling nostalgic or want to see how Court has developed in the past years, peruse our 2000-2020 review below!

11 Takeaways from Session 1 of FEN + The Dramaturgical Process

A quick recap of the first session of our Theatre & Thought series on FEN and dramaturgy.

Dramaturgy at Court

Learn more about how dramaturgy plays a specific role in productions at Court.