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By . This conversation will have a panel with Native American screenwriters on the importance of seeing Indigenous narratives on screen.
By . Moderated by director and festival curator Carlyle Brown.
By . Does a MENA leader necessarily mean it's easier for MENA work to get produced?
By Kristin Idaszak. Kristin Idaszak reflects on experiencing Nina Vogel's lambe-lambe piece ConCordis at the Prague Quadrennial.
By . Watch Me Work is a communal work session for anyone eager to nurture and sustain their creative process.
By . PRELUDE is a place to discover what voices are shaping the future of theatre and performance in NYC, to observe, engage, commune, and critique.
By Giulianna Marchese. Giuliana Marchese discusses productions from the Ubumuntu Art Festival, which is held annually at the Kigali Genocide Memorial in Rwanda.
By Jordan Ealey, Leticia Ridley, KAJA DUNN. Hosts Jordan Ealey and Leticia Ridley interview Kaja Dunn, who is an intimacy professional, director, actor, and scholar.
By . Audiences are not "back" to pre-pandemic levels, and there may be a variety of compounding reasons why.
By . Far from being anonymous evaluators sitting behind a grant portal, grantmakers have an invaluable perspective regarding emergent trends, innovative solutions, and field-wide stumbling b…
By . A.R.T./ New York is hosting our first Fall Forum to foster community, support collaboration, and encourage resource sharing among our members.
By Macy E. Kunke. Macy E. Kunke shares the practical steps she took to cultivate more sustainable stage management practices for a recent production of Men on Boats.
By . Villa Albertine presents the professional symposium Reciprocities: Making and Supporting Dance between France and the United States livestreaming on the global, commons-based, peer prod…
By Mateo Hernandez. Mateo Hernandez acknowledges collaboration and artmaking as two distinct processes that inform each other in the theatrical process, an observation rooted in their group'…
By Nabra Nelson, Marina Johnson, Adam Elsayigh. In this episode, playwright and dramaturg Adam Ashraf Elsayigh joins co-hosts Nabra Nelson and Marina Johnson to unpack what it means to put q…
By Carla Della Gatta. The Latinx Theatre Commons Designer and Director Colaboratorio gathered dozens of Latinx theatremakers to approach collaboration from a place of inquiry, play, and expl…
By Jordan Ealey, Leticia Ridley. This episode will discuss the age old questions of what is Black theatre? What is a Black play? How do you know one when you see it?
By . Join the Latinx Theatre Commons (LTC) in celebrating the 2022 and 2023 recipients of the Diane Rodriguez Teatrista Award on Tuesday, 3 October from 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. EDT (Boston, UT…
By Tara A. Houston. Designer and Latinx Theatre Commons (LTC) member Tara Houston reflects on the transformation that the LTC inspired in her own career, and how the interventions at LTC con…
By Mary Amanda McNeil , Samora Pinderhughes, Storme Webber. As part of the Black and Indigenous Futures series, this conversation convenes Samora Pinderhughs, Storme Webber, and Mary Amanda …
By Kyle T. Mays, Amber Starks. As part of the Black and Indigenous Futures series, Amber Starks and Kyle Mays discuss the siloing of Afro-Indigenous identity, the opportunities and challenge…
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By David Howse, Ronee Penoi. David Howse and Ronee Penoi, co-leaders of ArtsEmerson, introduce the Black and Indigenous Futures Series with an essay that discusses their commitment to a shar…
By . This discussion explores visions of activism, advocacy, co-leadership, and solidarity in Afro-Indigenous, Black, and Indigenous futures.
By . This discussion explores the foundations of Black and Indigenous co-leadership solidarity, shared understanding, and movement building.
