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By . The organizing principle of the festival is that both theatre and democracy depend on dialogue to function.
By kt shorb. The partnership between Twin Cities Theatres of Color Coalition (TCTOCC) and the Racial Equity Funders Collaborative (REFC) has become a groundbreaking model in sustainable, soc…
By Nabra Nelson, Marina Johnson, Khansa .. Lebanese multidisciplinary artist Khansa shares his artistic journey, blending traditional Middle Eastern music with modern avant-pop, and offers a…
By . The LTC will be partnering with the Latino Theatre Company to bring current LTC Steering and Advisory Committee, our partners, and community members together to dialogue with artists br…
By . Nationalist parties are on the rise across Europe. They instrumentalize fears and divide society. Their first victim is the freedom of art.
By kt shorb. The partnership between Twin Cities Theatres of Color Coalition (TCTOCC) and the Racial Equity Funders Collaborative (REFC) has become a groundbreaking model in sustainable, soc…
By Jeffrey Mosser, HANSEL TAN, Robi Arce Martinez, Michelle Hayford, JD Stokely, Johanna Kasimow, Nisi Sturgis, Sacha Vega, Yizhou Huang, Brittney S. Harris, Leslie Elkins. Eleven participan…
By . Join us to explore actionable solutions for breaking down barriers and transforming theater practices for disability equity, and an enlightening discussion that delves into the strategi…
By Carmen !. UP UNTIL NOW: midair for some time used film, sensory storytelling, American Sign Language dance theatre, and music performance to create an inclusive new world. Carmen!
By . Faced with the climate crisis, global inequalities, and geopolitical tensions in today's society, the modus operandi of international work needs an overhaul.
By . Is hierarchy inherently unjust?
By Marina Johnson, Nabra Nelson, Tania El Khoury. Live artist Tania El Khoury discusses her creative process, the ways audience participation cultivates solidarity and awareness of social ju…
By . Innovate Heritage is an international and transdisciplinary research platform.
By . Three conversations about the state of theater in 2024.
By Tara Cariaso. Teaching commedia dell'arte to theatre students can be a powerful way for them to gain useful skills. But it can also cause great harm.
By Amanda L. Andrei. Translator and playwright Amanda L.
By Henning Bochert. Theatrical translation demands cross-cultural collaboration.
By . Designed to support arts organizations and independent artists, the Symposium will explore how our arts can thrive during turbulent times, with emphasis on local community engagement an…
By Neil Blackadder, Adam Versenyi. A decade ago, translators dreamt of a formalized network for the promotion of theatrical translation in the United States.
By Jean Graham-Jones, Caridad Svich. Translation lives in the slippery area between texts, people, cultures, languages, and sources.
By Jeremy Tiang. From awards shows to rehearsal rooms, the work of translation for theatre is invisibilized in the United States.
By Amelia Parenteau. Through their work, translators of theatre allow others to travel with them between languages, cultures, and realities.
By . Join HowlRound and Company One for a roundtable conversation that will explore how Boston's commitment to expanding public access to the arts has redefined what constitutes public art a…
By Abbie Anderson. Abbie Anderson provides a list of eight actions that theatres can take to make their work environments more accessible and equitable for physically disabled actors.
By Rebecca Noon. The former community engagement director of the Guthrie Theater, Rebecca Noon, reflects on the early years of the theatre's Native Advisory Council and the steady relationsh…
