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By Nikki Shaffeeullah. Artist, facilitator, and cultural innovator Nikki Shaffeeullah kicks off this series by sharing her journey to creating Undercurrent Creations, a Toronto-based arts or…
By . In advance of McDermott's upcoming New York Premiere of Tao of Glass at NYU Skirball, they will discuss his work and career, Improbable's work with Open Space Technology, and McDermott'…
By . Join The Center for International Theatre Development (CITD) & The Trust for Mutual Understanding at Arena Stage in Washington, D.C.
By Katie Butler. Theatre artist and educator Katie Butler discusses the need to recalibrate movement practice toward accessibility and body autonomy, and shares her own experience n
By . M.D. Schaffer (They/They) is a queer, Non-Binary, African American writer born in Houston, Texas and currently residing in New York City.
By Yura Sapi, Gabriel Barrera. In the season finale of the Building Our Own Tables podcast, Yura Sapi invites Gabriel Barrera to share about creating Scenic G, a visual art and design compan…
By . Join playwright Martin Yousif Zebari and director Sivan Battat for an online conversation moderated by Co-Executive Artistic Director of Silk Road Rising Jamil Khoury about the intersec…
By Christianne Myers. In response to student demands for greater input in season selection, the Department of Theater and Drama at the University of Michigan has spent the past few years rev…
By Star Finch, Joan Osato, Sean San José. When Campo Santo decided to film their production of Star Finch's Side Effects early in the COVID-19 pandemic, they were embarking on a creative j…
By Yura Sapi, Mica Rose. Theatremaker Mica Rose joins Yura Sapi this week and shares about co-creating Asian American Theatre Artists of Boston.
By . Poems, songs, and play excerpts from Brecht about war, refugees, and singing about dark times are mixed with writings from Heiner Müller about theatre, America, capitalism and the end …
By . Artist and writer Cory Tamler holds the container, editing together her memories of her own experiences as a participant in Parliament, excerpts from conversations with Kliën and fro…
By Jonathan Mandell. Theatremaker Jonathan Mandell discusses virtual playwriting series Bard at the Gate and looks at the impact and future of digital theatre.
By Joseph Dunne-Howrie. Joseph Dunne-Howrie examines the way that three of Javaad Alipoor's plays infuse the internet into theatrical performance, creating intersecting narratives that inter…
By . 2021 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize finalist, Ericka Dickerson-Despenza, speaks at the André Callioux Center for the We Will Dream New Works Festival.
By . Hosted by Intimacy Coordinators of Color, the Global Majority Intimacy Director Reception is a gathering of stage and screen intimacy professionals, artists, educators, directors, and p…
By . 2022 Pulitzer Prize-winning Playwright, James Ijames, speaks at the André Callioux Center for the We Will Dream New Works Festival.
By . Keynote speech delivered by Actor, Doug Spearman (Noah's Ark). The HBCU Theatre Summit welcomes all Black Students.
By . A panel of scholars and local Indigenous authors will discuss the importance of our stories in literature.
By Patricia Garza, Manny Prieto, Nijeul X. As the inaugural recipient of the Diane Rodriguez Teatrista Award, Patricia Garza reflects on Rodriguez's embodiment of collaborative leadership.
By Yura Sapi, Tierra Allen. This week, Yura Sapi is join by Tierra Allen who shares about creating The Real Work, a podcast about theatre culture and transformative justice that is co-produc…
By . After three years of digital-only transnational collaborations, performingborders is opening a space for movement, sharing, and conversation, to re-center our bodies in the explorations…
By Carlyle Brown. Playwright Carlyle Brown describes his journey with the play We Take Care of Our Own by Zainabu Jallo, detailing the joys and challenges that come from work featuring char…
By . This presentation shows a way of conceptual development and essential meaning in the artist's practice.
By . Hosted by Mark Caesar featuring The Glaspy Experience, the Black Film Festival of New Orleans is a multi-day event designed to celebrate independent films and filmmakers.
