6,588 stories from HowlRound
By Jan Cohen-Cruz. In this episode, wonderful and terrible things are done while in the thrall of love. Jan and Finn go beyond their comfort level in trying to provide what the other needs.
By . An evening celebrating the work of the late Jean-Luc Lagrace, one of France's most significant playwrights of the second half of the twentieth century.
By . A discussion about the creation and development of The Pelicot Trial: Tribute to Gisèle Pelicot in collaboration with the Pelicot family's lawyers, the court, psychological experts, le…
By . Join us for an evening with one of Europe's most interesting emerging playwrights.
By . Join us for a World Voices reading of Yuchewahkenh (Bitter) by Vickie Ramirez of the Tuscarora Nation, an Iroquoian-speaking First Nations people of the Northeastern Woodlands in Canada…
By . Written in 1907, Cassandra reimagines the fall of Troy through the eyes of a prophetess cursed by Apollo to never be believed.
By . Paula will direct excerpts of her new play Shadows, of course (Sombras, por supuesto), a translation-in-progress by April Sweeney and Brenda Werth.
By . A conversation with librettist and dramaturge Aleksi Barrière about the upcoming 2026 Metropolitan Opera United States premiere of Innocence, the final opera by the late Finnish compos…
By . A party around a piano. Curated chaos. A spontaneous cabaret.
By Artist Caregiver. This month's diarist is a playwright and director with a teenage son. He's juggling a full-time job and all sorts of appointments, yet he somehow finds time to finish wr…
By Ashley Malafronte. HowlRound is officially launching Learning Circles!
By . Milo Rau and Servane Dècle's "Theatre of the Real" documentary play examines the Gisèle Pelicot case in a four-hour afternoon performance with readings of documents retracing and exam…
By . An evening of conversation, performance, and remembrance celebrating the release of Late Stage: Theatrical Perspectives on Age and Aging, edited by Benjamin Gillespie and Cindy Rosentha…
By . Marc Robinson explores how innovative artists across disciplines"drama, dance, music, film, visual art"responded to the events of 1976, before zeroing in on avant-garde theater.Â
By Jan Cohen-Cruz. In this episode, looking at the world from each other's perspectives stretches participants personally and artistically.
By Nicole Gluckstern. Berkeley Shakespeare Company's site-responsive The Tempest took over the Point Montara Lighthouse Youth Hostel.
By Michael Amendola. Clown Gym applies the openness and responsiveness of clowning to its organizational structure.
By . What is the role of cities in fostering international cultural mobility? This webinar examines how municipalities develop travel grants, bilateral, and multilateral exchange programs.
By Jan Cohen-Cruz. In this episode, shows develop in the various workshops. The impact of making, performing, and being seen in multiple dimensions deepens interpersonal relationships and a …
By Kristin Marting. On 16 March 2026, TORCHES will continue with a conversation with critically acclaimed choreographer and performer Chanon Judson.Â
By Kristin Marting. On 9 March 2026, TORCHES will continue with a conversation with award winning artist James Scruggs who creates live and virtual, Â large-scale, topical, often interacti…
By Kristin Marting. On 2 March 2026, TORCHES will continue with a conversation with the nuanced and provocative award-winning writer, director, and performer Aya Ogawa.Â
By Enid Brain. Playwright Enid Brain explores the artistic and political potential of the closet drama as an alternative to restrictive new play development processes.Â
By Martin Boross, Tara Khozein. How do we actually share leadership and not use co-leadership as a metaphor or aspiration?
By Kristin Marting. On 23 February, TORCHES will continue with a conversation with the prolific Ellen Maddow and Paul Zimet.
