Where someone saw an overgrown railway cut, a coalition saw the Dequindre Cut urban walking/biking trail. Where others saw a vacant car dealership, art lovers saw MOCAD, a new modern art mus…
I unfriended someone on Facebook recently because, even though she lived in Texas, she kept attacking Detroit"saying that it was in worse shape than Hiroshima and that the people in it were …
Southwest Detroit has always been a neighborhood flourishing with art; throughout the area there are painted and tiled murals, ornamental wrought iron design work, and mosaics. There are eve…
The Weekly Howl is an open discussion about theater culture and the new works field which happens on Twitter using the hashtag "#newplay." This week’s discussion will use the Networ…
This from my friend and colleague, Ashley Sparks: Detroit is"insert the sound of potential, resistance, and innovation. Detroit is"insert your images of visionary landscapes.
This is the closing post of the 2012 Howlympics"an open call for writing about, and inspired by the London Olympics. Find the previous entries and full series here. I first dipped my toes in…
The 2012 Howlympics is an open call for writing about, and inspired by the London Olympics. Last night's gold medal clash in Beach Volleyball was one of the most riveting matches in Olym…
Every Friday this summer, The Here & Now Project will post a new short play, written by one of four playwrights selected from across the United States. These plays focus on dramati…
The 2012 Howlympics is an open call for writing about, and inspired by the London Olympics. When I was in seventh grade, my track and field-obsessed father convinced me to join my middle sch…
The 2012 Howlympics is an open call for writing about, and inspired by the London Olympics. Everyone is encouraged to submit their writing. Find details here. I am absolutely fascinated b…
Today I talk with Paula Kerger, the President and CEO of PBS. As you listen to the things she and PBS are pulling off, you will be able to hear the tremendous energy and passion she’s …
The State of the Rural Arts: Crisis, Change, and Opportunity This conversation will be hosted by Double Edge Theatre in Ashfield, Massachusetts and will livestream on #NEWPLAY TVÂ on Sunda…
The 2012 Howlympics is an open call for writing about, and inspired by the London Olympics. Everyone is encouraged to submit their writing. Find details here. It was 1968, and in t…
Editor's note: The Center for the Theater Commons hosted a small group of Latino Theater Artists in May of 2012 for a meeting to discuss the state of Latino/a theater artists in the US. We d…
The 2012 Howlympics is an open call for writing about, and inspired by the London Olympics. Everyone is encouraged to submit their writing. Find details here. …
Jamie Gahlon has asked theater artists from around the country to talk about their conception of artistic home. Curt Columbus continues this series. What makes an artistic home? An artistic …
The 2012 Howlympics is an open call for writing about, and inspired by the London Olympics. Everyone is encouraged to submit their writing. Find details here. Since I reached my full height …
The 2012 Howlympics is an open call for writing about, and inspired by the London Olympics. Everyone is encouraged to submit their writing. Find details here. Bob Costas NBC Sports Londo…
Miss Snooks was really awfully nice And never wrote a poem That was not really awfully nice And fitted to a woman, She therefore made no enemies And gave no sad surprises But went on being a…
Alternate ROOTS‘ 36th Annual Business Meeting & Artists Retreat: “Traditions,” will take place Tuesday, August 7 through Sunday, August 12 in Arden, North Carolina. The…
Every Friday this summer, The Here & Now Project will post a new short play, written by one of four playwrights selected from across the United States. These plays focus on dramati…
Please note that HowlRound does not advertise on the site, but thought this was an interesting way technology and new play development come together that might be useful to our readers. I…
Today I talk with Linda Essig, who is Founding Director of the School of Theatre and Film in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University and the director of A…
The Weekly Howl is an open discussion about theater culture and the new works field which happens on Twitter using the hashtag "#newplay." Next week’s topic will use Marshall Botniv…
In his recent article "The War Against Youth," Stephen Marche levels three major accusations against the Baby Boomers: 1. They are hoarding resources for themselves and depriving the young o…