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As a casting director, I've been in a unique position to advocate for TGNC actors---and for myself.
What we mean---and don't mean---when we say 'mentor.'
Working with TGNC actors means creating a culture of collaboration, respect, and wholeness.
An excerpt from 'For Black Trans Girls Who Gotta Cuss A Mother Fucker Out When Snatching An Edge Ain't Enough: A Choreo Poem.'
Men may feel threatened by strong women, but women know in their bodies who the real threat is.
From dramaturgs to designers, actors to devisers, these are some folks to have on your radar.
To make this issue relevant and responsible, we assembled a first-class team to point us in the right direction.
Will we settle for the small spaces the industry is willing to give us, or demand our own spaces and tell our own stories?
The prize, given by the National Arts Club, comes with a $25,000 award.
A Brooklyn theatre company isn't just rediscovering and cataloguing overlooked plays---they're aiming to get them into production.
The programming will feature archive recordings and a world premiere next summer.
Free Soil Arts Collective's founder Christa Brown will join the MRT artistic staff.
The company will shift its focus to anti-racism work, education initiatives, and digital content.
The company's new streaming service will feature theatrical experiences, productions, and classes.
Hughes will be presented with the honor at the Henry Hewes Design Awards virtual ceremony on Oct. 14.
The award includes a $275,000 prize for each artist.
The programming will include the return of 'Dana H.,' plus two world premieres.
A filmed performance Heidi Schreck's Broadway play will premiere on Amazon Prime on Oct. 16.
David Dower will leave his leadership role at the Office of the Arts, ArtsEmerson, and HowlRound at the end of this year.
The virtual lineup will feature world premieres from Adrienne Kennedy and Lauren Gunderson.
The company's 30th anniversary season will feature a mix of digital and in-person offerings.
The announcement coincides with overall changes to the company's leadership structure.
From cockroaches to Greek myths, virtual theatre productions are offering theatremakers and audiences a way to connect.
The organization, now operating full-time as a playwrights service organization, has announced a slate of new programs.
In his last interview, he talks about the Negro Ensemble Company's heady heyday, and its influential Playwrights' Workshop.
