2026 Latinx Theatre Commons Carnaval of New Latinx Musicals
By . The Carnaval serves as an intervention to combat the patterned absence of authentic representation by uplifting Latinx musical theatre writers, composers, lyricists, directors,
Re-Imagining Actor Training in Community and Outside the Academy
By . This panel explores the community need that led to the creation of the Actor Training Laboratorio in Community, a Latinx Theatre Commons initiative
Suzan-Lori Parks's Watch Me Work
By . Watch Me Work, facilitated by Suzan-Lori Parks, is a virtual communal work session for nurturing creativity. Source link
How the War Changed the Way I Work with Teenagers in Theatre
By Anna Kozachok. During wartime, everything changes—including a theatrical curriculum. Source link
Mothers, Migrants, Artists
By Sophia Skiles, Jasmin Cardenas, Caroline Hatem, Marta Górnicka. Through the use of story and song with communities in crisis, artists Jasmin Cardenas, Marta Górnicka,
Theatre as Civic Imagination
By Michael Rohd, Coya Paz, Irina Kruzhilina. Theatremaker Michael Rohd speaks with two artists and cultural leaders who deploy theatre to build coalitions and center
How Performing Arts Help to Heal
By RUZIBIZA WESLEY, Sebastián Torres, Sonya Armaghanyan. Sonya Armaghanyan and Wesley Ruzibiza are artists from different continents who prove that performance can move us through
How a Student-Directed Production Became a Cosmic Cup of Coffee with Our Queer Ancestors
By Andy Bentley, Cecilia Lomanno. When Andy Bentley and Cecilia Lomanno directed The Baltimore Waltz during their senior year, it drew them closer to a
Building Theatrical Bridges in Queer and Trans Ohio
By Kari Barclay. As Kari Barclay drives between their lefty liberal arts campus and the rural and exurban communities surrounding it, they consider opportunities for