Arts & Theater
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You Can’t Bring Gay to the Corn
My early memories of queer stories are mostly white, male, and very urban. The few rural examples (The Laramie Project,…
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Building Theatrical Bridges in Queer and Trans Ohio
Although my upbringing as a white artist was different than those in This Bridge Called My Back, I still find…
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Directing Queer Theatre at Its Edges on College Campuses: An Invitation
March 2018 In front of me stands a student who has written a play that the faculty has selected to…
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Equitable Contracting for Arts Workers
Understanding contracts is vital for those who create them and those who sign. This session covers contracting basics and opens…
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I Don’t Know How She Gives Script Notes from Great Wolf Lodge
Tuesday At morning daycare drop-off, I’m reminded that I’ve forgotten diapers for the second day in a row. It’s awfully…
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Theatre, the Post Office, and Democracy
I believe there is a connection between writing a letter and going to the theatre. I believe there is a…
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Suzan-Lori Parks’s Watch Me Work
Watch Me Work is a communal work session for anyone eager to nurture and sustain their creative process. Facilitated by…
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A Conversation with Hanne Tierney
Hanne Tierney is a New York city based artist and curator. She specializes in experimental puppetry, mainly in the presentations…
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A Conversation with Ayumu Poe Saegusa
Ayumu Poe Saegusa started stage lighting design in Tokyo. He moved into NYC in 2005 and became the resident lighting…
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Why “You Are Enough” Rings Hollow: Confronting Harm in Acting Training
This dynamic functions as a filter. Students deemed “weak” are discarded, while those who succeed despite harm become evidence of…
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