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By . On Thursday, 25 April, and Friday, 26 April, the third Cultural Mobility Forum is hosted by On the Move member Wales Arts International in Caernarfon, Wales and live streamed by HowlRou…
By Hana Sharif. Hana Sharif reflects on lessons learned during the dramatically shifting theatrical landscape in recent years, and the necessity of artistic leaders embracing abundance durin…
By Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder, Colleen Rua . As universities put more emphasis on collaboration, inclusion, and student buy-in, theatre departments address these issues in their season planni…
By . Golden Thread's No Summary 2024 virtual artist conversation series will embark on a tour of four Palestinian cities to offer audiences in the Bay Area and beyond a taste of the Pal
By . Golden Thread's No Summary 2024 virtual artist conversation series will embark on a tour of four Palestinian cities to offer audiences in the Bay Area and beyond a taste of the Pal
By . Golden Thread's No Summary 2024 virtual artist conversation series will embark on a tour of four Palestinian cities to offer audiences in the Bay Area and beyond a taste of the Pal
By . Our 2024 virtual artist conversation series will embark on a tour of four Palestinian cities to offer audiences in the Bay Area and beyond a taste of the Palestinian theatre scene today.
By Ashley Malafronte. Ashley Malafronte reflects on the 2024 Under the Radar Symposium, which convened global theatre artists, producers, and presenters in New York City for a day of keynote…
By . Celebrate the recent publication of Inside the Performance Workshop with Rachel Bowditch, Paula Murray Cole, Michele Minnick, and Richard Schechner.
By . Join the Segal Center in celebrating Robert Lyons and the Ohio Theatre (1987 - 2023).
By Yura Sapi, Nicole Limón. In this episode, Nicole C. Limón shares her origin story, tracing back to pivotal moments of realizing her worth and breaking through societal invisibility …
By . The New Black Fest comes to the Segal Center for an all day event.
By . The Segal Center presents an excerpt from The Children of the Dead, which has been recently translated into English by Gitta Honegger and published by Yale University Press.
By Louis DeVaughn Nelson , Alexis Roblan, Marcus Scott, Christin Eve Cato. What tools are playwrights using to survive in the theatre industry today? What tools are missing?
By Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder, Megan Gogerty, Darren Canady. Whether in rehearsal or in the classroom, theatre educators are often confronted with uncomfortable conversations.
By . A live stream of the Celebration of Life of Georgiana Pickett to honor her indelible impacts and loving community. Join us to witness the outpouring of love for her incredible life,…
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By Yura Sapi, Magaly Colimon-Christopher. In this episode, Yura Sapi is joined by Conch Shell Productions founder, Magaly Colimon-Christopher as she shares her journey in establishing a glob…
By TÃmea Éva Bogya, Márton Illés. TÃmea Éva Bogya, dramaturg and project manager for Independent Theater Hungary and critic for SzÃnház Magazine, explores questions …
By Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder, Jennifer Blackmer, Marcus Lane. Guests Jennifer Blackmer (Ball State University) and Marcus Lane (University of Montevallo) join host Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder f…
By Noémi Herczog, Éva Moharos. Noémi Herczog, theatre critic and scholar based in Hungary and Romania, explores the question of how critics should be writing about Roma theatre.
By . Safe Havens Freedom Talks (SH|FT) is thrilled to present an interesting performance called Dark & Delicious, featuring participants from last year's Safe Havens Conference in Athens.
By Taylor Leigh Lamb. Taylor Leigh Lamb argues that building the equitable theatre industry requires robust COVID precautions with steps like masking, air filtration, and advocacy within ou…
By Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder, Valerie Curtis-Newton, Cynthia Henderson. Host Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder talks with Valerie Curtis-Newton (University of Washington) and Cynthia Henderson (Ithaca…
By Deen Rawlins-Harris. Teaching-artist Deen Rawlins-Harris reflects on their time facilitating an educational theatre residency at a school in St. John, United States Virgin Islands (STJ).
