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By Abbey Fenbert. Abbey Fenbert encourages people to speak out when they are in uncomfortable situations, even if it feels challenging.
By Carlos Morton. Carlos Morton on the revival of Simply MarÃa, or The American Dream by Josefina López in Los Angeles.
By Cassidy Dawn Graves. Wild Women of Planet Wongo is a cliched tribute to sci-fi and B-movies about worlds without men.
By P. Carl. After a comment storm on a recent HowlRound post about bias in criticism in the American Theatre, P. Carl addresses how the democratization of the arts is a form of inclusion.
By Michael Lueger. In this episode, Michael Lueger talks to author Eleanor Fitzsimons about Oscar Wilde and his working relationship with Sarah Bernhardt.
By Alice Stanley Jr.. Alice Stanley won a grant to conduct a young women's after school improv program for an underserved CPS school, but the program almost didn't happen. Here she considers…
By Donald Sanborn III, Jenny Giering. In the final installment of the series, Donald Sanborn III talks with composer Jenny Giering about her experience and creative process.
By Porsche McGovern. Porsche McGovern discusses the third phase of her study on LORT theatre designers.
By Holly Lombardo. World Fringe Day is July 11, 2017.
By Eddy Alvarez. Eddy Alvarez shares his work with students using SWAPA, a pedagogical tool combining performance and activism.
By HowlRound TV. Meet the artists involved in Berkeley Rep's Summer Residency Lab, the cornerstone program of The Ground Floor: Berkeley Rep's Center for the Creation and Development of New …
By Michael Lueger. Dr. Amy Hughes, Dr. Naomi Stubbs, and Dr. Scott D. Dexter discuss the diary of Harry Watkins, a 19th-century actor, playwright, and stage manager.
By Kaite O'Reilly. Kaite O'Reilly addresses how reimagining disability can open up creative possibilities on stage in content, aesthetics, and form.
By Ashleigh Worley. Director and educator Ashleigh Worley talks about process versus product, advocating for giving students opportunities to grow as artists.
By Brett Aresco. Brett Aresco looks at personal comedy theatre and recent shows by Neal Brennan and Mike Birbiglia.
By Matthew Clinton Sekellick. Matthew Clinton Sekellick discusses moving beyond awareness with action, advocating for theatre artists and administrators to join forces with existing social j…
By Emily Snyder. Emily Snyder considers the differences in how women and men actors approach Shakespeare.
By Amanda Prahl. A fairy tale for our modern age? A consideration of Anastasia by Amanda Prahl.
By HowlRound. A collectively authored essay by leading artists, academics, and theatre advocates about Paula Vogel's Indecent and Lynn Nottage's Sweat on Broadway amid a conversation about c…
By Melinda Lopez, Charles Haugland. Playwright Melinda Lopez and Charles Haugland discuss the ins and outs of the Huntington Theatre Company's Playwriting Fellows program, and how it can ser…
By Melinda Lopez, Lisa Timmel. Huntington Theatre Playwright in Residence Melinda Lopez talks with Director of New Work Lisa Timmel about the company's new play development program and pract…
By Elaine Ãvila, Filipe Valle Costa, Diogo Martins. Elaine Avila talks with Saudade Theatre Artistic Directors Filipe Valle Costa and Diogo Martins about their work.
By Cristina Sanza. What happens to Nora after she slams that door? Cristina Sanza considers A Doll's House, Part 2.
By Jessica Wallenfels. Jessica Wallenfels considers the state of the new American musical.
By HowlRound TV. Meet the artists involved in Berkeley Rep's Summer Residency Lab, the cornerstone program of The Ground Floor: Berkeley Rep's Center for the Creation and Development of New …
