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By Ashley Laverty, Rivka Rocchio. We had reached a point where our personalities and pride had gotten in the way of the work. We had come so far, and had great feedback from the teenagers we…
By Octavio Solis. The Playwrights, Rewrites, Multiple Productions Series is a weekly series of interviews examining the process of developing a new play through a National New Play Network R…
By Brendan McCall. I felt compelled to act, to do something, to speak up"but how? What could I, an expatriate American living in Scandinavia, do to break the zone of silence surrounding Bela…
By Dani Snyder-Young. Just in time for wedding season, Henry Wishcamper's taut staging of Conor McPherson's new version of August Strindberg's "The Dance of Death" takes a dystopian look at …
By HowlRound TV. The One-Minute Play Festival (#1MPF) & Kitchen Dog Theater present The 1st Dallas One-Minute Play Festival livestreaming on the global, commons-based peer produced HowlR…
By HowlRound TV. Video of Massachusetts Gubernatorial Candidates' Forum on Issues Affecting Immigrant Communities - MIRA Coalition - Boston, MA - Wed August 13 2014 This Gubernatorial C…
By Jamie Gahlon, Jose Luis Valenzuela. People feel that they have the authority or the knowledge to say this is good, this is bad... but we're in an artistic crisis in the country, and I bel…
By HowlRound TV. Seattle Repertory Theatre and the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, with support from the Seattle Office for Civil Rights and 4Culture will livestream their public forum…
By Brant Russell. There was something dynamic and synergistic in producing plays about the World's Fairs where they once sat. Under the shadow of the Unisphere, in the Theaterama, we'd produ…
By HowlRound TV. Westport Center for the Arts in Kansas City, Missouri presents The Butcher's Son"A Refugee Play & Performance Memoir"by Vi Tran livestreaming on the global, commons-base…
By David Dudley. Making the decision to acquire an education is more often than not an easy one. To do most any job in America, one must acquire a bachelor's degree. For those who wish to pu…
By Polly Carl. I'm not sure the "I'm so busy" problem is unique to theater, but I personally find it a maddening part of institutional theater culture. Everyone is simply too busy to find ti…
By Greg Redlawsk. "Paying your dues""it's a pervasive refrain, and one that clearly lives deeply within us; it has gotten under our skin and through our veins. I can't help but think that it…
By Lauren Gunderson. The Playwrights, Rewrites, Multiple Productions Series is a weekly series of interviews examining the process of developing a new play through a National New Play Networ…
By Stephan Wolfert. Consider Richmond's orations to his soldiers in Richard III, Act V, Scenes 3 and 5, and how they bear a striking resemblance to presidential speeches delivered over the l…
By Chantal Rodriguez, Jose Luis Valenzuela. The Los Angeles Theater Center (LATC) in downtown Los Angeles is looking for ten arts leaders of various backgrounds who represent the future lead…
By Jonathan Mandell. The man in the penguin suit hands me the postcard advertising his fringe show and makes exactly the right pitch"I'm sold. His is one of those I have decided to see out o…
By Noe Montez. Pre-conference attendees made their way to Scottsdale, Arizona via bus, through a carefully planned route that covered important sites connected to SB 1070, labor history, and…
By Hayley Finn, Aditi Kapil, Jack Reuler. Hayley Finn talks with Aditi Kapil, Mellon Playwright-in-Residence at Mixed Blood Theater, and Jack Reuler, Mixed Blood's Artistic Director, to disc…
By Café Onda. To understand the deep impact Latina/o artists have had in our collective history, it is crucial to discuss the varied artistic expressions that exist within the polycultural …
By Martha Steketee. We rise and thrive together, or we all sink. So finding those people who you trust to tell you the truth even if it's ugly, those people that you can call even when you'r…
By Anne Towns. This season, Atlanta's Alliance Theatre will present a twentieth anniversary production of "Blues for an Alabama Sky" by playwright in residence Pearl Cleage. The Alliance pre…
By HowlRound TV. You're invited to join Suzan-Lori Parks from the lobby of The Public Theater in New York City for "Watch Me Work" which is livestreaming for the global, commons-based peer p…
By Carmen Morgan. Much is happening in the arts community today"and with black theaters, even more so. Black theaters continue to question their relevancy amidst changing demographics that a…
By HowlRound TV. The National Black Theatre will broadcast their Public Summit, Is Black Theatre Sustainable?: From Sustainability to Collectivity, on Thursday, August 7th at 7-8:30pm EST li…