Arts & Theater
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What Gets Lost When Federal Arts Funding Gets Gutted
By Sarah Wilbur. Many theatremakers across the United States abruptly lost funding for their projects in progress when the National…
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Capacity and Labor in Collaborations with Individuals in Community-Based Theatre
By Jacob Buttry. Collaborating with individual community members in a theatremaking process can greatly enrich a project, but the process…
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Where is US Theatre Thriving? Small, Grassroots Organizations
By Roman Sanchez. In the wake of shutdowns at the start of the COVID pandemic, some small theatres emerged that…
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Black Queer “Mess” and A Strange Loop
By Leticia Ridley, Jordan Ealey. In today’s episode, Leticia and Jordan discuss the Canadian premiere of A Strange Loop—a co-production…
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Re/Venue Reflection with Meghan Finn
By . We’ll explore the insights, surprises, and impact of Re/Venue’s experimental model for theater production and presentation. Source link
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The Harlem Doll Palace Post-Show Conversation
By . Panelists reflect on why doll play was serious business for Lenon Holder Hoyte, founder of Aunt Len’s Doll…
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Democracy for Theatre—or Against?
By Tita Anntares. As the world continues to shift under the acts of the current United States presidential administration, the…
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The Weight of a Story with Danielle Deadwyler
By Jordan Ealey, Leticia Ridley, Danielle Deadwyler. Jordan and Leticia interview actress, performance artist, and cultural worker Danielle Deadwyler and…
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Undergoing Ann Liv Young’s Marie Antoinette
By Carmi Burbridge. Ann Liv Young’s Marie Antoinette at Under the Radar sparked a lot of controversy, namely for its…
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Collectively, HERE: Our Experiment in Shared Leadership
By Jesse Cameron Alick, Annalisa Dias, Lanxing Fu, Lauren Miller. After nearly a year in their new shared leadership positions,…
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