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By Jen Gushue. Jen Gushue explores the emergence of filk theatre, a niche genre that uses a folk-concert frame as a basis for storytelling.
By Rob Onorato. Rob Onorato talks about boredom as an audience member, the uninspired play, what film has going for it that theatre does not, and more.
By Rob Orchard, Susan Medak. Susie Medak, managing director of Berkeley Rep Theatre, talks to Rob Orchard about how to best prep staff for a major leadership change, how an outgoing artistic…
By . The National Performance Network presents their Annual Conference 2018 livestreaming on the global, commons-based peer produced HowlRound TV network atÂ
By . Corps Multiple, in partnership with The VORTEX in Austin, Texas, presents (UN)ROOTED livestreaming on the global, commons-based peer-produced HowlRound TV network a…
By Jennifer Schmidt. Jenifer Schmidt examines Heidi Schreck's new solo play that speaks to women's political, cultural, and social history in the United States.
By Porsche McGovern. Porsche McGovern shares phase four of her research on the gender of LORT theatre designers.
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By Peter Sinn Nachtrieb. Playwright Peter Nachtrieb gives his reflections on the Comedy Convening co-hosted by HowlRound in Boston, MA on 17 and 18 October 2018.Â
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By Rob Orchard, Susan Mendak. Susie Mendak, managing director of Berkeley Rep Theatre, speaks with Rob Orchard about a board's involvement with changing leadership, reevaluating a company's …
By Porsche McGovern. For the fourth year, Porsche McGovern shares her research on LORT theatre designers from the past five years. In this second installation of this essay, Porsche focuses …
By Amelia Parenteau. Amelia Parenteau explores the importance of the Seuls en Scène French Theater Festival in Princeton, New Jersey, and discuses the themes and productions at this year's …
By Porsche McGovern. For the fourth year, Porsche McGovern shares her research on LORT theatre designers from the past five years.
By Tony Taccone, Pam Mackinnon. Berkeley Rep's outgoing artistic director Tony Taccone talks with new artistic director of A.C.T.
By . Watch Me Work is a play with an action and dialogue " it's also a meta-theatrical, free writing class! Come join us.
By . StageSource in Boston presents the Gender Explosion Forum"a moderated panel discussion on ways to foster gender diversity in the New England theatre community"livestreaming on the globa…
By Joanna Lugo, Leah Harris.
By Ricky Quintana. Arizona State University student Ricky Quintana talks about taking his education into his own hands"by devising his own show"after a school production was cancelled earlie…
By . Whether European artists and professionals struggle against it or play along with it, Eurocentrism"in other words, post-colonialism"is undoubtedly influencing artistic production and sh…
By . How can there be meaningful work on a diverse society if ensembles and programes don't reflect the diversity of the societies they are a part of?
By Rachel Spencer Hewitt. Parent Artist Advocacy League for the Performing Arts (PAAL) founder Rachel Spencer Hewitt discusses three crucial ways theatres can improve their support for paren…
By Marissa Wolf, Rebecca Novick. Director, dramaturg, and founding AD of Crowded Fire, Rebcca Novick, speaks with Marissa Wolf, the new AD of Portland Center Stage"and former AD of Crowded F…
By . CEC ArtsLink presents the first annual ArtsLink Assembly on Artists and Global Citizenship livestreaming from New York City on the global, commons-based peer produced HowlRound TV ne…
