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By . Mourning Machine is a low-stakes participatory ritual designed to honor the history and resilience of the NYC theater community/ies during a time of uncertainty and reconfiguration.Â
By . The Segal will be marking International Migrants Day by showcasing the work of a diverse group of artists and organizations with projects that foreground migrant narratives.
By . For more than four decades, PAJ has explored innovative works in theatre, performance art, dance, video, writing, technology, sound, and music through wide-ranging cultural dialogue and…
By Jeffrey Mosser, JOHN SCHNEIDER. A vital contributor to the theatre landscape in Milwaukee, Theatre X created ripples throughout the national theatre scene.
By Citlali Pizarro. Citlali Pizarro draws on her own experience working with incarcerated poets, and learnings from the film Sing Sing about Sing Sing Correctional Facility's Rehabilitation …
By Marina Johnson, Nabra Nelson, Leyya Mona Tawil. This episode explores Arab experimentalism and futurism with artist Leyya Mona Tawil, also known as Lime Rickey International.
By Talia Rodriguez.
By Jeffrey Mosser, Deb Margolin. After beginning her theatrical work by writing for a collective, Deb Margolin has had an expansive solo career. She shares her comedic impulses, political pr…
By Alison Kopit, Ann Marie Dorr, Maggie Bridger. Access dramaturgy is a practice of integrating access creatively and collaboratively in performance from the earliest moments of the creative…
By Nabra Nelson, Marina Johnson, George Abraham, Fargo Tbakhi. Hosts Marina Johnson and Nabra Nelson are joined by poets Fargo Tbakhi and George Abraham to explore the intersection of poetr…
By . The iCoDaCo 2024-2027 series of online conferences will explore, throughout the 4-year project, what sustainability means in the context of artistic practice, considering everything fro…
By Jeffrey Mosser, Alyssa Hughlett. Dell'Arte International faced a financial crisis in 2023. They surpassed their fundraising goal by the end of that year.
By Nabra Nelson, Marina Johnson, Mama Ganuush. Hosts Marina Johnson and Nabra Nelson interview Palestinian African trans drag artist Mama Ganuush.
By . A reading of The People Before the Park will be followed by a discussion of the play and a conversation with Keith Josef Adkins.
By . Sharing their own experiences with bringing innovative projects to audiences, our panelists will discuss the different ways in which independent theatre artists and ensembles can have t…
By . Join us for an evening with South Korean playwright Hansol Jung.
By . The musical 1989 became a runaway hit in Poland when it premiered in 2022.
By Jeffrey Mosser, Quinn Bauriedel, Allen Kuharski . In 2023, Pig Iron Theater Company held the National Endowment for the Humanities Preserving and Transmitting American Ensemble-Based Thea…
By Amanda L. Andrei. Amanda L. Andrei uses an understanding of hapa identity to explore the liminal and voluminous identities at play in David Johann Kim's Pang Spa"both onstage and off.
By Marina Johnson, Nabra Nelson, Rima Najdi. This episode dives into the performance art of Lebanese artist Rima Najdi.
By . An enlightening conversation about the state of theater, navigating careers in arts journalism, their pathways to the arts, the importance of fresh perspectives, and more.
By . In this event, the co-founder and award-winning director of Nordic Black Theatre in Oslo, Cliff Moustache, talks to Kagiso Lesego Molope about 33 years of directing, his commitment to s…
By John Michael DiResta. After experiencing how collectively reckoning with traumatic queer theatre history can also be joyful in his classroom, professor John Michael DiResta led a series o…
By Jeffrey Mosser, Duska Radosavljevic, Kathleen Cioffi, Lars Jan, Adrienne Mackey, Rubén Polendo. In 2023, Pig Iron Theater Company held the National Endowment for the Humanities Preservin…
By . In celebration of contemporary spoken-word performance by women and nonbinary artists, join us for an evening of short performances by established and emerging poets.
