12 stories by "Dafina McMillan"
(Photo by Michal Daniel of the Intergenerational Leaders of Color Meeting at the 2013 TCG National Conference: Learn Do Teach in Dallas.) As we move closer to the National Conference …
(Photo by Dafina McMillan of the U.S./Mexico border. Learn more about the 2014 TCG National Conference:Â Crossing Borders. Submit a Conference session/speaker proposal here.) … the part …
(Photo by Alissa Moore from the 2012 TCG Fall Forum on Governance:Â Leading the Charge.) It's been four months since 20 theatre organizations descended upon Fort Worth for the creation and…
At TCG we've been moving full steam ahead on our Diversity & Inclusion efforts as part of our strategic plan. From last year's Fall Forum: Leading the Charge, to the launch of our nation…
As I wrote in my post, Uniting the 1,000 Conferences, TCG’s annual gathering of theatre people is simultaneously a single event and a multiplicity of diverse experiences. That is espec…
Coming out of the Fall Forum on Governance: Leading the Charge, we were indeed charged up and rejuvenated"excited about the progress we had made and the work that lies ahead. We saw demograp…
A conference of 1,200 attendees is not just a single event: in many ways, it is 1,200 entirely unique conferences"1,200 different experiences that overlap, collide or pass each other by. Thi…
The list of speakers on our growing agenda now includes Manuel Pastor, Professor of American Studies & Ethnicity at the University of Southern California. Pastor will provide an expert l…
(Pictured: Kwame Kwei-Armah) We are excited to announce some new additions to the speakers list for our 2012 Fall Forum on Governance: Leading the Charge. Kwame Kwei-Armah, the artistic dire…
We are thrilled to announce that the keynote speaker for the 2012 TCG Fall Forum on Governance: Leading the Charge will be Katori Hall! Not only an award-winning playwright of plays like The…
(Editor’s Note: David Henry Hwang will be the Friday Night Keynote Speaker at our 2011 Fall Forum on Governance: Capitalizing an Art Form. He was kind enough to sit down with Dafina Mc…
"I had a pretty rude awakening when I realized that I was not going to make it as a dancer. I wasn’t very happy because I didn’t quite know what I was going to do with my life……
