By Carlos Morton. Carlos Morton on the revival of Simply MarÃa, or The American Dream by Josefina López in Los Angeles.
By P. Carl. After a comment storm on a recent HowlRound post about bias in criticism in the American Theatre, P. Carl addresses how the democratization of the arts is a form of inclusion.
By Michael Lueger. In this episode, Michael Lueger talks to author Eleanor Fitzsimons about Oscar Wilde and his working relationship with Sarah Bernhardt.
By Porsche McGovern. Porsche McGovern discusses the third phase of her study on LORT theatre designers.
By HowlRound. A collectively authored essay by leading artists, academics, and theatre advocates about Paula Vogel's Indecent and Lynn Nottage's Sweat on Broadway amid a conversation about c…
By Melinda Lopez, Charles Haugland. Playwright Melinda Lopez and Charles Haugland discuss the ins and outs of the Huntington Theatre Company's Playwriting Fellows program, and how it can ser…
By Melinda Lopez, Lisa Timmel. Huntington Theatre Playwright in Residence Melinda Lopez talks with Director of New Work Lisa Timmel about the company's new play development program and pract…
By Cristina Sanza. What happens to Nora after she slams that door? Cristina Sanza considers A Doll's House, Part 2.
By Jessica Wallenfels. Jessica Wallenfels considers the state of the new American musical.
By Briandaniel Oglesby. In the last installment of the series, Briandaniel Oglesby reflects on his queer adaptation of Romeo and Juliet , and advocates for more queer-centered theatre made w…
By Maggie Sulc, Claudia Nolan. In this second installment, Maggie Sulc interviews dramaturg Claudia Nolan about her experience with new play development in the Northeast region of the United…
By Lydia Stryk. Expat playwright Lydia Stryk considers living and working at a distance from the US.
By Carlos Rivera. In this installment, Choreographer Carlos Rivera talks about indigenous theatre in Quebec, highlighting the work of Yves Sioui Durand and Catherine Juntas of Les Production…
By Isabel dos Santos. In this installment, actress Isabel dos Santos discusses traditional Quebec theatre and the lack of immigrant artists, and looks at theatres and organizations advocatin…
By Lydia K. Valentine. Lydia K. Valentine looks at Hands Up , a series of monologues that address the killing of unarmed black men by police.
By Aki Matsushita. In this installment, Aki Matsushita discusses Montreal's English theatre scene, touching on various companies, organizations, and opportunities for theatre artists.
By Arianna Bardesono. Arianna Bardesono launches the Montreal City Series with a look at the two theatre cultures of Montreal.
By Linda Lombardi. Director and dramaturg Linda Lombardi discusses Lindsey Ferrentino's Ugly Lies the Bone , and examines how changes to our political climate effect audience reaction.
By Holly L. Derr. Holly L. Derr looks at ethnodrama and Her Opponent , a restaging of excerpts of the 2016 presidential debates with gender-reversed casting.
By Andrew Saito. Andrew Saito, participant in the Djerassi Playwrights Initiative, speaks to his experience at the residency.
By Arlene MartÃnez-Vázquez. Arlene MartÃnez-Vázquez discusses the rise of bilingual, Latinx plays produced in Seattle, Washington, advocating for hiring bilingual, Latinx artists…
By Michael Lueger. Michael Lueger talks with director and performer Seret Scott about her work with the Free Southern Theater.
By Ryan Leeds, Ty Defoe. Ryan Leeds interviews Ty Defoe about winning the Jonathan Larson Grant, his show Crane: On Earth, In Sky, and how his identity influences his work.
By Yuko Kurahashi. Yuko Kurahashi talks about the Collidescope 3.0 project, which uses movement, video projections, and soundscape to explore black and white relations in American history.
By Billy Flood. Actor Billy Flood discusses his performance as the Earthworm in StageOne Family Theatre's production of James and the Giant Peach , sharing how he engaged with the role to re…
