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Costume designer combines her love for fashion history, literature and storytelling for Jane Austen hit.

Everybody has bad days. But, as young Alexander learns, tomorrow will probably be better. Read more about playwright Judith Viorst’s upbeat view of life.

In the musical Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, Alexander really loves the Land Down Under. We’ve gathered some fun facts about the country’s animals, culture, people and attractions.

Learn more about this prolific author of children’s books and more.

Set designer Keith Mitchell is drawn to designing shows that are based on books. Learn about the inspiration for his Velveteen Rabbit designs and more.

Before rehearsals began for The Velveteen Rabbit—which Beth Lopes directed—she took some time to answer a few questions about how a director brings a play to life.

The Velveteen Rabbit originated as a book by Margery Williams in 1922 and was later adapted for the stage by Janet Allard. Find out more about them.

The Velveteen Rabbit became an enduring part of family literature. If it's been awhile since you read the book, here's a story refresher from SCR's literary staff.

In this Q&A, Valérie Thérèse Bart reveals her inspiration for Poor Yella Rednecks and her longtime association with SCR.

In this Q&A, Watnick explains her design inspiration for this musical and its dark themes.

Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed marks the third time composer Deborah Wicks La Puma has collaborated on a project with playwright Mo Willems. Learn more in our Q&A

Humor, rock music, cheeky wordplay and heart—learn more.