ARTS & THEATER

Stages of Change: Empowering Artists Through Embodied Practice

By . A discussion with artists at the intersection of performance, community engagement, and social change. Source link

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The Trans History Project: A Cohort of Playwrights and Theatres

By Nicolas Shannon Savard, Bo Frazier. In part two of their discussion on The Trans History Project, host Nicolas Shannon Savard and Bo Fraizer explore

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IETM Oulu Plenary Meeting 2026

By . IETM Oulu Plenary Meeting 2026 livestreams the opening session which confronts the power structures embedded in arts funding as well as livestreams the

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Did Hungarian Theatre Kids Just Change the World?

By Todd London. On 12 April 2026, Hungarians voted by overwhelming majority to end authoritarian prime minister Viktor Orbán’s reign. Source link

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State of BIPOC Theatre

By . Join the Network for Arts Administrators of Color (NAAC) and some of Boston’s most talented theatre trailblazers of color for a compelling conversation

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Centering Women and Palestinian Solidarity at Golden Thread

By Nabra Nelson, Marina Johnson. Marina and Nabra explore how Golden Thread Productions amplifies women’s voices and mobilizes global artistic solidarity through What Do the

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I Don’t Know How She Hosts Lunar New Year During a Rehearsal Week

By Artist Caregiver. This month’s diarist is in rehearsals for a theatre for young audiences (TYA) show and prepping for her next freelance project. Source

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The Trans History Project: Ten Plays in Development

By Nicolas Shannon Savard, Bo Frazier. This episode is an interview with Baltimore Center Stage’s artist-in-residence Bo Frazier on the Trans History Project. Source link

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A Conversation with Hungarian Theatre Artists

By . Join Gilder-Coigney International Theatre Forum for a live international panel bringing together artists from the second round of Theatre From The Streets. What

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Arts Curators Reaching Back, Carrying Forward

By Martine Dennewald. Martine Dennewald highlights the many artists retrieving ideas from the past to embed them in their artistic practices. Source link