By Daniel Fine. In the second installment of his media design series, Daniel Fine discusses the important connection between media design and dramaturgy in effective storytelling onstage.
By Karena Ingersoll, Deena Selenow. Karena Fiorenza Ingersoll and Deena Selenow provide practical advice for making recruitment, retainment, and casting practices more equitable and inclusiv…
By Aaron Hunt. Aaron Hunt on new musical development in Chicago, Illinois.
By Michael Rohd. Michael Rohd with an update on the Center for Performance and Civic Practice's Catalyst Initiative.
By LaTeshia Ellerson. LaTeshia Ellerson talks with Amanda Farnsworth about her work as an artist and activist in Selma, Alabama.
By Teresa Simone. Teresa Simone discusses examples of children's performance that aren't considered "theatre" in the third installment of her Why I Hate Children's Theatre series.
By Polly Carl. Polly Carl asks if a shared leadership model can make a dent in the problem of diversity in our institutions.
By Emma Went, Lisa Wolpe. Director Emma Went interviews international arts activist Lisa Wolpe about the origins and ethos of TranShakespeare.
By Adrienne Mackey. Artistic innovator Adrienne Mackey offers eight steps to actual actual innovation in arts funding.
By Azure D. Osborne-Lee, MJ Kaufman. MJ Kaufman interviews playwright, director, and performer Azure D. Osborne-Lee about his plays and what he sees in the field as a trans artist.
By Marisela Barrera. Marisela Barrera writes about San Antonio in the sixth installment of our series about the state of Latina/o theatre in Texas.
By Maggie Sulc. Scriptwriter and dramaturg Maggie Sulc reports on her participation in two convergences or pop-up residencies with Indy Convergence in Toronto and Indianapolis.
By Joann FarÃas. Playwright and poet Joann FarÃas calls out her community to show up at the theatre to support Latina/o theatre artists.
By Patricia Davis. Patricia Davis on Mehshaun Labrone's Power! Stokely Carmichael at Washington DC's Capital Fringe Festival.
By Michael Lueger. In the first installment of his series "Strange Eventful History," Michael Lueger traces the history of theatre revivals in relation to revivals of film franchises.
By Patrick Gaughan. Patrick Gaughan on Elevator Repair Service's adaptation of William Faulkner's The Sound and the Fury .
By Catherine Barry. Author and playwright Catherine Barry reflects on her transition from writing novels to plays and gives advice for emerging author-playwrights.
By David Dudley. In this installment, David Dudley interviews four members of Double Edge Theatre Company about the company's unique approach to training and living.
By HowlRound TV. Distillery Artist Residency in New Orleans presents the culminating Work-In-Process showing for the two 2016 artist fellows: Scotty Heron and Kesha McKey . Livestreaming on …
By Shauna Brock. Shauna Brock describes Salt Lake City's monthly open mic series When She Speaks I Hear the Revolution and its strides for diversity and inclusion.
By Eli Keel. Writer and actor Eli Keel describes how his relationship with the terms "professional" and "community" theatre has evolved throughout his life.
By Emilie Whelan. Emilie Whelan facilitates an interview between dancers Kesha McKey and Scott Heron about age, visibility, and setting their choreography on the bodies of other dancers.
By Cole Matson. Scholar Cole Matson explores the influence of the Reduta Theatre in Poland on Jerzy Grotowski and the Polish experimental theatre tradition.
By Jonathan Mandell. Jonathan Mandell on the serious fare on display at the forthcoming New York International Fringe Festival.
By Daniel Fine. In the first installment of his series on media design, Daniel Fine defines media design and traces the history of design and technology in theatre.