Journal Series

This three-part series chronicles the musings of a twenty-something college grad making theatre in London, trying to figure out what to bring home.

A series featuring voices from in and around New Jersey's theatre community.

This series details graduate student Bree Windham's experiences as a young dramaturg navigating different resources and the ways she has come utilize them through trial, error, and advice from others.

This four-part series redefines diversity in a way that will help us move past the buzzwords and closer to meaningful change and actual inclusion.

A series in which each writer was invited to respond based upon the intersection of political ideology and art in their work.

This series focuses on personal perspectives from a select group of practitioners on theatre and social change, the nature of artistic efficacy, and on past and ongoing gun control theatre actions. We welcome readers to reflect with us.

A series on the process of producing I Came to Look for You on Tuesday by Chiori Miyagawa.

This is a column featuring musings, observations, and strategies from the frontline of cultural
theatremaking in the twenty first century.

A discussion of the pros and cons of an MFA program.

A monthly advice column to help advice the many conundrums theatre artists can find themselves in.