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Munroe Shearer

Munroe (all pronouns) is a writer and theatre artist born and raised in northern Vermont, currently based in Boston, Massachusetts. Primarily focusing in playwriting and nonfiction, his work often centers his rural New England heritage and fascination with sociology to explore introspective themes of justice, family, and loss. When not bartending or daydreaming, he can be found writing, reading, or photosynthesizing in a public park.

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Towards a Sustainable Theatre Model
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Towards a Sustainable Theatre Model

27 February 2024

Scott Walters, author of Building a Sustainable Theater: How to Remove Gatekeepers and Take Control of Your Artistic Career, sits down with Munroe Shearer to discuss the ways artist-owned theatres can succeed and best serve their communities. 

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Examining White Gay Responsibility in Our Theatres
Essay

Examining White Gay Responsibility in Our Theatres

8 June 2023

Munroe Shearer discusses the problem of white queer men’s positionality excusing them from anti-racism and anti-misogyny practices in theatre leadership.