Conspiracy, Shakespeare, and John F. Kennedy
Upwards of 80% of Americans believe that John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, was killed as a result of a conspiracy.
Escaping Vaguetown, USA: How Bold Words Lead to Meaningful Dialogue (About Trauma)
How one artist found her voice to talk about the hard issues.
More Than Just an Asian Theatre Company
Diversity, inclusion, and representation — Artists at Play style.
Why Two Cisgender, Straight, White Men Are Choosing to Hold a Space
“To hold a space means to allow something… to be — without influence, judgment, or desire of outcome.”
The Trouble with Getting What’s Mine
How the elimination of ego was the driving force behind Moth Theatre’s newest production.
Love, Brevity, and the Wisdom of Dr. Seuss
The span of a romance and its tragic end in “Only the Moon Howls” at Theatre Unleashed.
Connecting the Dots, Building with Bricks, and the Process of Reaching Ameryka
“When we generate a project like Ameryka, we begin only with the general idea, and growing mountains of research, from which we eventually build a performance.”
Underestimated, Overlooked: Why Theatre for Youth Strives for Artistic Excellence at MainStreet
“I believe that children and their families deserve the same fully-realized productions that adults do.”
Writing, Producing, and Directing a Show With No Budget: The Timeshare Experience
An “incident” unfolded involving a disgruntled customer, a pit-bull sales manager… and a knife….
Second City’s Afros & Ass Whoopins Brings Race & Politics to the Forefront, Adds Music
“Today’s social/political climate has many of us feeling like our voices are once again being drowned out…”
