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By Daphnie Sicre. In the spirit of decentering directors as the sole owners of a production's concept, Dphnie Sicre proposes a two-day pre-production gathering, or dalliance, for the creativ…
By Marina Johnson, Nabra Nelson, Sarah Fahmy. Hosts Marina Johnson and Nabra Nelson look at MENA and SWANA puppetry traditions with guest artivist Dr. Sarah Fahmy.
By . A Twenty-four hour online event featuring 100+ global artists and activists for a free Palestine, including performances and presentations honoring the Palestinian people and their stea…
By E. M. Lewis. Ten years after writing The Gun Show, playwright Ellen Lewis looks back at the play that tasks an actor with the delivery of a series of gun stories from Lewis's life"typical…
By Marina Johnson, Nabra Nelson. Hosts Marina Johnson and Nabra Nelson discuss Ottoman theatre, emphasizing its significance in global theatre history.
By . performingborders is excited to invite you to join artists Rosa-Johan Uddoh and Party Office for an open online conversation exploring their upcoming performingborders commissions: our …
By . This panel moderated by Liz-Foster Shaner will include stories, examples, and reflections on how the panelists, as artists or as leaders of theatres or collectives/ensembles, have navig…
By J. Emilio Bencosme-Zayas. J Emilio Bencosme-Zayas shares the experience of participating in the Festival del Caribe in Santiago de Cuba as part of Open Channels/Canales.
By The Freedom Theatre. In the final installment of this two-part conversation, artists from the Freedom Theatre in Jenin, Palestine and Al LÃmite Collective in New York City come togeth…
By Marina Johnson, Nabra Nelson. Hosts Marina Johnson and Nabra Nelson talk about Egyptian playwright Tawfiq al-Hakim and his "unstageable" classic play People of the Cave.
By . This Pride Month, join SAY GAY PLAYS collaborators as they discuss how you can use these LGBTQ+ stories of courage, triumph, and pride as a tool for change in your community " and how t…
By . In the past year, Maestra's reach has continued to grow through a partnership Directory with MUSE (Musicians United for Social Equity) and with the launch of the RISE Theatre Directory,…
By . The Indigenous Theatre Symposium will feature keynote remarks from Santee Smith (Kahnyen'kehà ka Nation, Turtle Clan), artistic director of Kaha:wi Dance Theatre; an Indigenous Playwr…
By The Freedom Theatre. In the first installment of this two-part conversation, artists from the Freedom Theatre in Jenin, Palestine and Al LÃmite Collective in New York City come togeth…
By . The TCG National Conference is one of the largest nationwide gatherings of the not-for-profit theatre community.
By Yura Sapi, malia'kekia nicolini. In this final episode of season four, ​​Malia'Kekia, co-founder of B4 The Other Creations, explores how play and vulnerability drive transfo…
By Nabra Nelson, Marina Johnson. Audiences pack houses to see stories about forbidden love.
By Sophie Sagan-Gutherz. Sophie Sagan-Gutherz shares about Kat Mustatea's ielele, a show that uses a unique instrument called the BodyMouth to sound out histories of the ielele, a genderless…
By . Pillsbury House and Theatre (PH+T) is thrilled to present The Theatrical Jazz Concerr at The University of Minnesota that celebrates and extends the legacy of groundbreaking artists Lau…
By . Join us for the launch of PLAY: Dramaturgies of Participation by Dr.
By Yura Sapi, Murielle Borst Tarrant. In this episode, Native theatremaker and founder of Safe Harbors NYC, Murielle Borst Tarrant shares her journey and vision.
By Nabra Nelson, Marina Johnson. ​​In this episode, hosts Nabra Nelson and Marina Johnson discuss the oldest surviving play, The Triumph of Horus.
By Eseovwe Emakunu, Anita Amoma. Eseovwe Emakunu and Anita Anoma of Shanty Theatre recently launched a campaign that brought together primary school performers and university audiences for a…
By Thomas Schmidt. Thomas Schmidt, author of Power and Structure in Theater, shares his research on the German theatre landscape.
By Yura Sapi, Renee Harrison. ​​In this episode, Renee Harrison, founder of Black Girls Do Theater, discusses evolving the theatre industry, envisioning a post-liberation futur…
