- October 24, 2025
Master’s Degree Preferred
By Maridee Slater. Maridee Slater invites theatremakers to think beyond graduate school credentials and gatekeepers to preserve the embodied practices that allow us to see
Toward a Dramaturgy of Healing and Care
By Lizzie Rajchel. The creators of After, There Will Be Flowers want to shift the narratives of intimate partner violence from perpetration to healing. Source
How Pub Theatres Create a Haven for Independent Performance in the United Kingdom
By Sophie Pell. Pub theatres bring theatre to communities in the United Kingdom through the combined business model of a performance venue and pub. Source
Embodying a Multidisciplinary Approach with R. Réal Vargas Alanis
By Yura Sapi, R. Réal Vargas Alanis. R. Source link
A Performance of Acting Out
By . Acting Out revolves around the relationship between the artist and his body on stage, inspired by the revolutionary ideas of Esther Magyar-Gonda, a
ArtsLink Assembly
By . A two-day gathering focused on building collective support for artists in the US amid persecution, crisis, and conflict. Source link
Committing to Black Experiences in Theatre with Ron Himes
By Yura Sapi, Ron Himes. Founder of the Black Rep, Ron Himes, was an arts patron as a young man turned theatre founder. Source link
In Rural Minnesota, This Resident Ensemble Model Thrives
By Robert Hubbard. The Commonweal Theatre Company acts as a model for thriving theatre in a rural setting. Source link
Reshaping a Rural College Theatre Program
By Jayme Kilburn. Since her arrival at a small liberal arts college in Kentucky, Jayme Kilburn has grown its theatre program into a valued local
Finding Ground in a Shifting World
By . Bringing together cultural workers, organizers, and artists across movements to share models, experiences, and stories about what is working and how we can