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By Ricky Young-Howze. Playwright Ricky Young-Howze shares his experience working in theatre with invisible disabilities.
By Shelby-Allison Hibbs. Shelby-Allison Hibbs writes about her experiences as an early career artist in New York City, and her decision to build an artistic life elsewhere.
By HowlRound TV. Ford Foundation's Art of Change initiative livestreams an inter-generational workshop on art and social engagement Tuesday, January 5, 2016. In Twitter, use #ArtOfChange and…
By John Corrigan. John F. Corrigan looks to the world of professional wrestling for lessons for the theatre community.
By Peter Holm. Peter Holm addresses the rise to prominence of club theatre and its suitability to the digital age.
By Tyler King. Artistic Director Tyler King discusses strategies from the tech sector that can help theatre companies brand themselves.
By Jess Pillmore. This installment of Jess Pillmore's Sustainable Artistry series discusses the possibility for discovery that exists in the fog of the unknown.
By Lynette D'Amico. Content Editor Lynette D'Amico considers the articles that sparked the most shares and conversation in 2015.
By Adewunmi Oke. HowlRound Fellow Adewunmi Oke overviews the articles that sparked the most conversation in the past year and discusses some of her favorites.
By Jamie Gahlon. HowlRound Senior Creative Producer Jamie Gahlon reveals the most-shared NewCrit pieces of the past year, and a few of her own favorites.
By Ramona Ostrowski. HowlRound Associate Producer Ramona Ostrowski reveals the most-shared blog posts of the past year, and comments on her personal favorites.
By Trevor Boffone, Emily Aguilar Thomas. The Café Onda editorial board celebrates the past year.
By Jelisa Jay Robinson. Playwright Jelisa Jay Robinson advocates the need for more representation of Afro-Latin@s both onstage and behind the scenes in theatre.
By Leanna Brodie. Playwright Leanna Brodie's opening address to students at Vancouver's Arts Club Theatre LEAP program.
By Jonathan Mandell. Jonathan Mandell reflects on the Fall season of New York theatre through the lens of Erin Mee's "Drama and Performance" class at NYU, in which students see and discuss s…
By Stephen M. Miranda. Director and producer Stephen M. Miranda writes about a forum on diversity he recently attended in Oklahoma, and the need for more decision-makers from diverse backgro…
By Matthew Minnicino. In this second installment, Matthew Minnicino discusses legendary women characters in ancient Greek theatre.
By Catherine Trieschmann. Adventures in Parenting & Playwriting continue when one of Catherine Trieschmann's daughters decides not to do her homework.
By JosÂŽé Torres-Tama. José Torres-Tama writes about the development of Aliens, Immigrants & Other Evildoers , a sci-fi Latino noir performance about the Latino immigration experienc…
By Alvaro Saar Rios. Playwright Alvaro Saar Rios writes about the value of casting non-Latina/o actors in Latina/o roles in a university setting.
By Sam Turich. In this third installment, Sam Turich discusses the question of identity and its relationship to audiences in Pittsburgh and San Diego.
By Maria Genné. Maria Genné discusses the philosophy of Kairos! Alive and its community work with youth and the elderly.
By Lynn Mullin, Arthur Keyser. Lynn Mullin interviews playwright Arthur Keyser about his journey to playwriting and his process.
By Emilio Rodriguez. Playwright Emilio Rodriguez discusses his experience working in Detroit, a city that is often overlooked, but has opportunities for emerging theatre artists.
By Patrick Gaughan. Patrick Gaughan reviews Jérôme Bel's Ballet at the Marian Goodman Gallery in New York City.
