By HowlRound TV. Theatre of Yugen presents a full stage presentation of "This Lingering Life", written by the New York based Chiori Miyagawa and directed by Yugen's Artistic Director Jubilit…
By HowlRound. This week's conversation topic is "Play length & structure: What are the trends, Why, How?" and will be moderated by Shaun Michael @DonShaunMiguel"who like all of our moder…
By HowlRound TV. The world's most inspiring and innovative cities understand the importance of factoring arts and culture into decisions that shape the future of the region and the lives of …
By Hayley Finn. Over the past year I have observed that the success of this residency lives in the partnership that Kira and Michelle continue to develop. This partnership is based on shared…
By HowlRound TV. Actor's Express and One-Minute Play Festival present The 3rd Annual Atlanta One-Minute Play Festival livestreaming on the global, commons-based peer production HowlRound TV …
By David Dower. My guest today is Richard Montoya, playwright and a co-founder of Culture Clash . Culture Clash is turning 30! And for many years the trio (Montoya, Herbert Siguenza, and Ric…
By Greg Giovanni. Some might point out that Noh lacks the excess of Gothic. There is no visual, aural, or excess of story, but one cannot deny the emotional excesses of the tortured soul, th…
By Jonathan Mandell. What's intriguing about all the current cross-dressing on Broadway is how various it is. Indeed, I think it possible to focus just on the different ways men dressed as w…
By Jason Grote. The O'Neill in particular is full of ghosts. There's a rumor, possibly unfounded, that the ashes of the late New Yorker critic Edith Oliver were scattered underneath the venu…
By Elliat Graney-Saucke. Who is allowed to draw on cultural tradition in a creative process and still be considered a "contemporary" artist? When does something become "heritage" or "traditi…
By HowlRound TV. "Innovate Heritage: Conversations between Arts and Heritage" is an international and inter/transdisciplinary conference with an artistic program that creates a platform unit…
By Brian Hashimoto. There are those of us that don't buy into the Broadway idealism as much and more often find more gratification and excitement in other performance environments, and we ha…
By Aislinn Frantz. The O'Neill is a space for the playwright to explore the boundaries of his/her piece (play, musical, song, puppet). The success of a piece doesn't always have the end resu…
By Jean Marie Keevins. The O'Neill's motto is "Risk, Fail, Risk Again" for goodness sake. Puppeteers at all levels, novice to advanced, are able to grow within themselves while focusing on s…
By Holly L. Derr. Seventeen years ago Costa Mesa's South Coast Repertory Company launched the Pacific Playwrights Festival with the goal of providing theatrical opportunities for writers who…
By HowlRound. This week's conversation topic is "How are Theater Makers using the Internet?" and will be moderated by Ray Nelson @justraynelson"who like all of our moderators, authors, and c…
By Hannah Bos, Paul Thureen. Guys, before you go: keep working hard. Be nice to everyone. Keep up the playwriting you started doing here. Handwritten thank you and/or apology notes. Find peo…
By Anne G. Morgan. In an age of seemingly constant conversations about how and why institutions are failing American theater and its artists, I see the O'Neill as a refreshing example of wha…
By Karina Assad. Before I found myself in the stories of Shanley and Shepard"but now I was only getting cast in parts such as Mexican pregnant girl, homeless person, or getting included in a…
By David Dower. Today I get to catch up with janera solomon, the Executive Director of the Kelly-Strayhorn Theater in Pittsburgh. When I spoke to her it was days before this announcement, bu…
By Gwydion Suilebhan. Wherever our skunk works might be located, it's absolutely clear that our industry needs that sort of effort… if only because every industry does. If we simply repeat…
By Maria Striar, Jenny Schwartz, Peggy Stafford, Ariel Stess. A conversation with Maria Strair, producing artistic director of Clubbed Thumb and Summerworks 2014 playwrights, Jenny Schwartz,…
By Erik Ehn. So "Noh" is generally a move from praxis to peace, an elegant elision of motive to arrive at what has happened and what always happens.
By HowlRound TV. Goodman Theatre in Chicago presents an Artist Encounter for Seth Bockley's world premiere play, "Ask Aunt Susan". This conversation will livestream on the global, commons-ba…
By Stephan Wolfert. The only reason that I am alive, sober, and surviving is because I have community and the performing arts. The performing arts community offers the perfect setting to sha…