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By Yura Sapi, Kelundra Smith. This week, Kelundra Smith sits down with Yura Sapi to discuss building her own table as a playwright and shares the process and inspiration behind some of her l…
By Alem Kent, Lisa Rafferty. Lisa Rafferty sits down with Ukrainian documentary storyteller Alem Kent to discuss Kent's Our Response Ability and upcoming work with ProEnglish Theatre.
By Michael Rohd. Theatre artist Michael Rohd shares a lyrical call for more civic imagination, community care, and care-centric processes in the theatre field.
By . Virtual book launch party for Latinx Shakespeares: Staging US Intracultural Theater (University of Michigan Press, January 2023) and the launch of LatinxShakespeares.Org.
By . The Centre for Socially Engaged Theatre (C-SET) at the Faculty of Media, Art and Performance at the University of Regina, in collaboration with Theatre Emissary International, presents …
By Yura Sapi, Christiamilda Correa. This week, Yura Sapi is joined by Christiamilda Correa to discuss creating LiberArte, a nonprofit arts organization dedicated to racial, social, and clima…
By Marianna Mott Newirth, Gregory Moomjy, David Salsbery Fry. David Salsbery Fry's career in opera shifted dramatically when he publicly disclosed his disability in 2015.
By Marianna Mott Newirth, Gregory Moomjy. Gregory Moomjy and Marianna Mott Newirth share their approach to creating disability-affirmative opera productions in which disability artistry flou…
By . Bishop Arts Theater Center presents a 1619 Project One-Act Festival Talkback livestreaming on the global, commons-based, peer-produced HowlRound TV network on Friday 17 February 2023 at…
By Eduardo Campos Lima. Theatre researcher and journalist Eduardo Campos Lima discusses Grupo Tapa's production of Papa Highirte and explores the history of the powerful play.
By Ronee Penoi. Theatremaker and advocate Ronee Penoi shares her inspired keynote speech from the Public Theater's 2023 Under the Radar Professional Symposium.
By Daphnie Sicre. Daphnie Sicre discusses the way that Latinidad, Blackness, and queerness intersect in "Marimacha," comedic coming out story about an AfroPanamanian family on their way to a…
By Yura Sapi, Victor Vazquez. Victor Vazquez joins Yura Sapi to share his experience creating X Casting, a casting company that spans theatre and film in the United States and worldwide thro…
By Janice Paran. The International Presenting Now convening brought a collective of US-based presenters of international work together in physical space in January 2023, following almost thr…
By . For this third Mobility Webinar, On the Move will explore the tensions between cultural mobility and parental responsibility in the EU and internationally.
By Trevor Boffone. Trevor Boffone reviews Tus TÃas' The Invocation of Selena, a sketch comedy and cabaret-style show that begins by summoning Latine icon Selena and ends by eulogizing her.
By Yura Sapi, Brittani Samuel. Recently named Edward Medina Prize winner Brittani Samuel joins Yura Sapi to share about her experience building her own table as a theatre critic.
By Daniel Mesta, Vitaly Kogut. Director Vitaly Kogut is one of many displaced Russian men spending this winter in Batumi, Georgia.
By Yvette Heyliger. Yvette Heyliger reflects on her experience as a Black woman artivist and discusses the racial and gender inequities in the theatre field.
By Yura Sapi, Jose SolÃs. Jose SolÃs joins Yura Sapi to discuss creating the BIPOC Critics Lab and co-creating the Token Theatre Friends podcast-webseries.
By . The Ellen Van Volkenburg Puppetry Symposium brings together practicing Festival artists with scholars to consider the intersection of puppetry with other disciplines and ideas.
By Kristin Patton, Nick Rabkin. For three years, Kristin Patton and Nick Rabkin worked with five case study theatre companies to study the often fraught, high risk, and complex decision-maki…
By Yura Sapi, Abundance Zaddy. Abundance Zaddy joins Yura Sapi to talk about creating Cause Reign, an oral history project that connects Black people"with a focus on Black trans and queer fo…
By Fumbani Innot Phiri, Vitu Gwambaike Zgambo . Theatre for development, which uses theatre to foster civic dialogue in communities, is quite popular in Malawi. Fumbani Innot Phiri, Jr.
By Yura Sapi. How exciting is it to transform our future and be the future ancestors we dream for?
