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By Star Finch, AeJay Antonis Marquis. Playwright Star Finch sits down with AeJay Mitchell to discuss their time working as a creative culture consultant on Star's play, Josephine's Feast.
By TjaÅ¡a Ferme, Igor Golyak. In this episode, TjaÅ¡a chats with director Igor Golyak of Arlekin Players about the power of virtual theatre and the experience of using technology that ha…
By . Watch Me Work is a communal work session for anyone eager to nurture and sustain their creative process.
By . This work continues a company June 2020 online workshop performance with Safer.
By Marina Johnson, Nabra Nelson, Erdem AvÅŸar. How can we think of queerness as a form of political intervention? In this episode, we talk with Erdem AvÅŸar about Turkish theatre, queer …
By . Watch a live collaborative rehearsal between two teams of artists; one in NYC and the other in Kyiv, Ukraine.
By Christin Eve Cato, Jorge Piña. Latinx theatremakers Jorge Piña and Christin Eve Cato sit down for a conversation about their paths through the theatre field and their advice for fut…
By Sophie McIntosh. Sophie McIntosh recounts her experience seeing Double Feature's productions of Macbeth and A Midsummer Night's Dream in one Brooklyn brownstone.
By . For this Cultural Mobility Webinar, On the Move builds upon the two large-scale studies it carried out as part of the EU funded project Europe Beyond Access, Time to Act: How Lack of Kn…
By TjaÅ¡a Ferme, Lucrecia Briceno, Eamonn Farrell. We dive deep with Anonymous Ensemble into LIontop: a technologically ambitious installation and multilingual performance that centers on …
By . This year's Symposium will feature festival artists on four different artist panels discussing the materiality of the puppet in both theory and practice.
By . Vienna Festwochen Festival and the Segal Center will host a panel calling for action to address the devastating current state of representation when it comes to womxn composers in music…
By Marina Johnson, Nabra Nelson, Kareem Fahmy. This season, we have talked about what it means to create characters who break out of boxes and create new queer representations.
By Jan Cohen-Cruz. Jan Cohen-Cruz delves into the process of bringing The Most Beautiful Home… Maybe, a multi-city project that aims to use art to influence how people think about housing,…
By Tjaša Ferme, Heidi Boisvert. Guest Heidi Bosivert believes that our bodies are archives of stories and if we can't get those stories out, the whole fabric of society will break down.
By Marina Johnson, Nabra Nelson, Lama El Homaïssi, Sarah Bitar. This season, we further complicate notions of MENA womanhood by exploring the additional intersection of queerness in femme…
By . Join members of the multi-national theater community Canales Abiertos when they premiere a new documentary video about their one-week residency together in Santiago de Cuba during July …
By Sara Božin. Sara Bozin explores the advice for performers within the theatre industry of saying "yes" to everything, how it infringes on the autonomy of theatremakers, and why and how …
By Eseovwe Emakunu, Dan Kpodoh. Dan Kpodoh's The Struggle dramatizes governmental and corporate exploitation in the oil-rich Niger Delta by telling the story of a group of militants who soug…
By Milta Ortiz, Alberto Justiniano. Alberto Justiniano and Milta Ortiz, artistic leaders at Teatro del Pueblo and Borderlands Theater, respectively, have to balance organizational leadershi…
By Mark Valdez, R. Réal Vargas Alanis. In this installment of the Latinx Leaders at the Forefront series, artistic directors Mark Valdez and R.
By HowlRound Theatre Commons. The team at HowlRound Theatre Commons reflects on 2023 and looks ahead to 2024.
By . Bishop Arts Theater Center proudly welcomes Heather McGhee, New York Times bestselling author of The Sum of Us, which outlines what racism costs everyone and how we can heal together.
By . ArtsHERE invests in organizations that have demonstrated a commitment to equity within their practices and programming, with the goal of increasing arts participation for underserved gr…
By Leticia Ridley, Jordan Ealey. Hosts Leticia Ridley and Jordan Ealey discuss Woodie King, Jr.'s 1978 documentary, Black Theatre: The Making of a Movement.
