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3,336 stories by "Artsjournal2"

A Second-Generation Playwright Who Took Her Mother's Advice by Artsjournal2

Or rather, she took her mother’s story and melded it into a new play. Playwright Jaclyn Backhaus on why her new play includes pirates: “It's a pirate attitude that got my mom to …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 8:30am on October 21, 2018

Sometimes, Theatre Can Feel A Bit Too Topical (Even When It's About 1977, Or 1897) by Artsjournal2

What it’s like to go to the theatre and see a play about the Constitution right now: “The play's concerns could hardly have felt more viscerally urgent. In the row behind me, a w…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 11:00am on October 15, 2018

As Oregon Shakespeare Festival Searches For An Artistic Director, Its Executive Director Also Announces Plans To Leave by Artsjournal2

Cynthia Rider, who has been with the festival since 2013, says the board just offered to renew her contract, and she declined, “adding that the near-simultaneous departure with Rauch w…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 8:15am on October 15, 2018

Black And Asian Theatre Artists Embrace A New British Book Of Monologues by Artsjournal2

The book is designed to avoid stereotypes – and give actors a better chance at roles outside of the terrorist, gang member, or other confining (or lazily cast) roles. “This proje…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 8:00am on October 15, 2018

Who Won The UK Theatre Awards? by Artsjournal2

Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre cleaned up at the awards, which – though they’re held in London – celebrate achievement in regional theatre.

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:00pm on October 14, 2018

Twenty Years Ago, An Indian American Actor Wrote A Play For Himself, And Now He Revisits It by Artsjournal2

Has anything changed for Asians and other people of color in the theatre and movie world? Aasif Mandvi: “When you tell a story in Hollywood about brown people or black people or any pe…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 12:00pm on October 14, 2018

When Theatre Wounds At Least As Much As It Heals by Artsjournal2

Playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes: “Even positive reviews yank my art from my hands and serve up my heart like a well-dressed ham. Even rave reviews have deposited me, post-celebratio…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 9:00am on September 30, 2018

Wildfire Smoke Hurt A Lot More Than A Few Performances At This Year's Oregon Shakespeare Festival by Artsjournal2

Stage directors with chest pains, 26 outdoor performances canceled or moved inside, and at least $2 million in lost revenue hit the festival this year, with four wildfires burning for months…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 8:30am on September 24, 2018

Theatre Takes On All Kinds Of Issues, But What About The Planet? by Artsjournal2

The Notch Theatre Company’s model of talking about public lands includes plays that are generated from a lot – a lot – of community meetings and input. “The plays als…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:30pm on September 23, 2018

Pandora Does A Big Study, And Guess What? Listeners Hate Ads by Artsjournal2

It's a fine line, and it's very easy to get it all wrong: "Too many ads can motivate users to pay for an ad-free version, but push many more to listen less or abandon the service. The study …

SOURCE: www.wired.com at 2:12pm on April 30, 2018

Look, Blockbuster Shows Don't, And Can't, Solve Museum Attendance Problems by Artsjournal2

A blockbuster strategy has two basic, and massive, problems, one being that people who come for blockbusters simply don't return for anything else. (The other is, basically, marketing costs.…

SOURCE: news.artnet.com at 11:54am on April 30, 2018

'Hair' Is Fifty, And The Nude Scene Is Still A Big Deal by Artsjournal2

Parliament had to intervene so the show could be produced in London - yes, it took an act of government to allow the actors to be naked onstage. Back on Broadway, during previews in 1968, sh…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 10:48am on April 30, 2018

Dear TV, YouTube Is Coming For Your Ad Revenue by Artsjournal2

Why? It's obvious: "More than 50% of U.S. consumers aged 18-49 in U.S. are 'light' TV viewers (in the bottom one-third of the total TV audience based on minutes viewed), according to Nielsen…

SOURCE: Variety at 10:48am on April 30, 2018

Saturday Was Independent Bookstore Day, But Then, So Is Every Day If You Care About Books by Artsjournal2

Writer Celeste Ng explains the Gen X bookstore experience, including those joys of the mall: "I grew up haunting the B. Dalton and Waldenbooks in the mall. So my first indies"the long-gone B…

SOURCE: lithub.com at 10:48am on April 30, 2018

It's Time For A Reckoning On *The Simpsons* by Artsjournal2

Hank Azaria, the white actor who has voiced Apu for 29 seasons, says he's ready to step down, and that a South Asian actor could step in - but, while that would be welcome, the problems with…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 9:42am on April 30, 2018

In A Los Angeles Neighborhood Suffering From Longterm Lack Of Investment And Few Parks, Residents Take To The Streets To Play by Artsjournal2

In Boyle Heights, there's a delicate balance to maintain - the city knows Boyle Heights residents are not interested in a threatening wave of gentrification. So a one-day "play street" plan …

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 9:42am on April 30, 2018

This University Used To Ban Dancing On Campus, But Now It's Adding A Musical Theatre Dance Track by Artsjournal2

Abilene Christian University spent many years quashing college students who wanted to dance on campus; the first on-campus dance was held a mere six years ago. But now a donor has stepped up…

SOURCE: acuoptimist.com at 9:42am on April 30, 2018

A Photography Prize Gets Yanked Because, Well, The Anteater Was Stuffed by Artsjournal2

Oh: "The dramatic photograph of an anteater approaching a glowing termite mound in the dead of night was originally considered a worthy winner of a Wildlife Photographer of the Year award. T…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 8:36am on April 30, 2018

The Best Way To Document Beijing? Walk Around It, Of Course by Artsjournal2

That's what one artist believes. "Fuller said he was inspired after a cycling tour of the Great Wall of China in 2014 and 'felt compelled" to move to the 'Chinese mega city' last year. He sa…

SOURCE: http:0 at 8:36am on April 30, 2018

Don't Think Boring Old Board Games Will Escape The Cleansing Fire Of 'Augmented Reality' by Artsjournal2

Ohhhhkaaaay, Silicon Valley PR machine: "AR board games promise a host of advantages over their real world counterparts. They eliminate the need to set up complicated boards and remove the f…

SOURCE: Slate at 8:36am on April 30, 2018

What's The Harm In Gamifying Your Life? Well ... by Artsjournal2

The game - for instance, getting more money back on CVS cards, or figuring out which credit card to use in which specific situation - is infinite, and rigged. "It's not a zero-sum, winners-a…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 7:33am on April 30, 2018

The Erie Chamber Orchestra Ends A Four-Decade Run by Artsjournal2

Whoa: "The orchestra, founded in 1978 by Bruce Morton Wright and supported by Gannon University, announced it would officially disband at the end of its current season after 40 years of offe…

SOURCE: www.goerie.com at 7:33am on April 30, 2018

The Life Of A Conflict Photographer by Artsjournal2

Andrea Bruce took a photography class for fun in the last semester of her undergrad degree in 1995, and since then, she's photographed some of the most challenging and conflict-ridden places…

SOURCE: National Public Radio at 5:24pm on April 29, 2018

As Kansas City's American Jazz Museum Teeters On The Brink Of Closing, Is The City Pushing It Over The Edge? by Artsjournal2

The city has gone through various creative processes to fund its other attractions, including Union Station, the National World War I Museum, and the Kansas City Museum. "Why didn't city off…

SOURCE: The Kansas City Star at 4:12pm on April 29, 2018

The Sackler Protests Continue, This Time In DC by Artsjournal2

On Thursday, the Nan Goldin-led group PAIN traveled to the capital to protest the Smithsonian's Sackler Gallery of Art. Goldin said, "We are here to call out all of the Sacklers. ... The Sac…

SOURCE: Washington Post at 4:12pm on April 29, 2018
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