- February 1, 2025
HURRICANE KATE at the Stella Adler Theatre
In HURRICANE KATE, guilt and blame are never far away as four siblings learn the facts about their mother’s death. Guy Picot reviews… The post
California Reps. Introduce Wildfire Forecasting & Detection Bill
Today, in response to the deadly wildfires in Southern California, Representativess. Judy Chu (CA-28), Young Kim (CA-40), and Julia Brownley (CA-26) introduced the bipartisan Fire Information and Reaction Enhancement
Climate Policy Frameworks for the Ecological Transition of the Cultural Sector
More than a decade after ACE launched its environmental policy, no comparable sector-wide, systematic response to the climate crisis has emerged elsewhere, and the United
Front-of-House Workers Are Vital to the Function of a Theatre
Front-of-House Skills and Their Impact at Shakespeare in the Park Being the front-facing staff of the theatre, front of house often sets the tone of
A Reading of Gross! | HowlRound Theatre Commons
QTBIPOC artists and cultural workers know that when governmental systems fail us, it’s our responsibility to create our own spaces of care and sanctuary. Join
ENDSIEG: THE SECOND COMING for Donald Trump
Parallel online readings in German and English of Elfriede Jelinek’s new play ENDSIEG: THE SECOND COMING—a response to the re-election of Donald Trump. Directed by
Making Immersive Accessible | HowlRound Theatre Commons
Life And Trust Life And Trust is a sandbox-style immersive production written by Jon Ronson, directed by Teddy Bergman, and produced by Emursive in New
Remembering Our Friend Diane Ragsdale
David: You talk about new leaders. Katie, you wanna jump in here? Katie Steger: Thanks, David. Yeah, I do. I think Diane is so much
Catching History on the Fly in Javaad Alipoor’s Trilogy
Rich Kids: A History of Shopping Malls in Tehran was a two-hander, combining two performers, projection, and a live Instagram account to tell a story
Ghostlight Project 2025 | HowlRound Theatre Commons
We get it. There doesn’t feel like there’s enough time to do anything. We’re exhausted from the past year and stressed for what’s to come.