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By Karl O'Brian Williams. To close out the Latine and Caribbean Musical Theatre Today series, Karl O’Brian Williams traces the legacy of Caribbean musicals as a distinct genre in the Ameri…
By Vijay Mathew.
By . Tipton and Sluyter will reflect on how the Group’s current company uses modern technology to bring the past into the present.
By . A reading of Tom Stoppard’s adaptation of Daniel Kehlmann’s play The Voyage of St. Louis, followed by a conversation in memory of Stoppard and his work.
By Ramona Rose King. Ramona Rose King kicks off the HowlRound at Fifteen series by tracing HowlRound’s interventions and evolutions across fifteen years of change in the theatre, the inter…
By . Natalya Schevchenko and Jane Rozbytska facilitate a conversation about Playback Theatre and Forum Theatre in the context of war, migration, and marginalization.
By . Performances and conversations about new work engaging with the colonial and revolutionary histories of the Caribbean and its diaspora.
By . A conversation with indigenous artists on the world’s first interdisciplinary academic journal dedicated primarily to Indigenous authors writing about the theatrical and cultural perf…
By Nia Umoja. Co-founder and creative director of Cooperative Community of New West Jackson Nia Umoja reflects on the A Better Future Is Possible convening.
By . An evening investigating classical Greek theatre and its resonance for today’s world with performances of scenes from Euripides’ Trojan Women.
By . Known for his radical reimagining of theatre, opera, performance, and visual art, Wilson’s practice shaped global performance aesthetics for more than half a century.
By janelle lawrence, Rula(s) A. Muñoz, Krystal Ortiz, C. Quintana, Maiga Vidal. In this conversation, queer Latine and Caribbean theatre artists come together to discuss their journeys into…
By . This year, 2026 honoree Anastazia Neely (Black Star Reviews) and 2025 honoree Citlali Pizarro discuss the state of theatre, navigating careers in arts journalism, their pathways to the …
By . Conversations with contributors on the first book to present such an expansive theatrical perspective on drawing.
By Darrel Alejandro Holnes. The Candela Fellowship is shaping the future of Latine and Caribbean musical theatre by nurturing bookwriters, librettists, choreopoets, and composers.
By Teddy Alexis Rodriguez, PhD, David Davila. What current Latiné or Caribbean musical do you love, and why?
By . What are the conditions of success for Roma Theatre?
By Tanya Mote. Tanya Mote documents the emergence of the Chicano Civil Rights Movement in Denver in the late sixties and shows how culture, the reclaiming of narratives, and authentic knowle…
By Allen Kwabena Frimpong. Allen Kwabena Frimpong explores how the current creative industrial complex’s autocratic structure uses hierarchies to create bottlenecks, strip artists of their…
By Mike Doyle. After nine years of occupying the space, Teatro de Contêiner was evicted by the city government of São Paulo.
By Evan Bissell. Evan Bissell explains why we must dissolve the boundaries between culture, politics, and economics if we are to achieve lasting social change.
By . An evening of conversation, poetry, and song that tells the story behind Boston’s most beloved holiday tradition.
By Vanessa Whang. Vanessa Whang discusses how shifting our language from “arts and culture” to “cultures and arts” reorganizes our understanding of the roles these play in moving us …
By David J Diamond. Stages of Change brings leading practitioners together who are exploring how theatre can transform the ways we connect, collaborate, and create change.
By Daphnie Sicre. Seven artists from across the field to reflect on where Latine and Caribbean musical theatre is now, and where we hope it can go next.
