HowlRound Theatre Commons is a free and open platform for theatremakers worldwide that amplifies progressive, disruptive ideas about the art form and facilitates connection between diverse practitioners.
HowlRound Theatre Commons is a free and open platform for theatremakers worldwide that amplifies progressive, disruptive ideas about the art form and facilitates connection between diverse practitioners.
A collection of content by and about the oft-unsung backstage heroes of theatre, Stage Managers!
In celebration of 2020 Indigenous Peoples' Day we encourage readers to explore these superlative essays from past HowlRound contributors.
Highlights of recent content on teaching and theatre education, with an eye to how we reimagine learning with the evolving pandemic.
A collection of work celebrating LGBTQIA+ theatre and theatremakers
A selection of content that calls out systemic racism in theatre and points toward anti-racist practices.
HowlRound plus a group of artists, arts administrators, and others from around the US gather gather weekly to discuss how COVID-19 is impacting freelance artists from all disciplines and where artists can look for support in this complicated moment.
An ongoing collection of essays and events that respond to the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.
HowlRound Theatre Commons was founded in a belief of the commons, "'a new way to express a very old idea—that some forms of wealth belong to all of us, and that these community resources must be actively protected and managed for the good of all.' Put simply, the commons is a community- stew
To end 2019, we are highlighting HowlRound pieces written this year that reflect what makes HowlRound...well, HowlRound.
To end 2019, we are highlighting HowlRound pieces written this year that reflect what makes HowlRound...well, HowlRound.
To end 2019, we are highlighting HowlRound pieces written this year that reflect what makes HowlRound...well, HowlRound.
To end 2019, we are highlighting HowlRound pieces written this year that reflect what makes HowlRound...well, HowlRound.
To end 2019, we are highlighting HowlRound pieces written this year that reflect what makes HowlRound...well, HowlRound.
A collection of field-wide conferences and symposium that livestreamed on HowlRound TV in 2019.
This series pairs current and past participants in the National Playwright Residency Program (NPRP) for in-depth conversations about the impact of their residencies on their work, the theatre, and their community. In collaboration with
John O'Neal was a co-founder of the Free Southern Theater, Field Secretary of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, and Founder of Junebug Productions. This list contains content that pays tribute to his incredible work for our field, and for freedom and justice in America.
Here is a list of articles that explore the intersection of art and military service.
These essays and videos honor the impact and legacy of playwright and teacher María Irene Fornés, and highlight the scholarship around her work.
To celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act on 26 July 2015, we're publishing a series of pieces focusing on issues of accessibility and visibility in theatre.
A monthly advice column to help advice the many conundrums theatre artists can find themselves in.
A series inspired by the 2012 London Olympics.
Weekly twitter conversations between HowlRound and followers around a pre-selected topic.
A reader-fueled experiment attempting to chart the NYT's effect on American theatre.