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Micheline Auger reports about her project, Write Out Front, which places playwrights in the Drama Book Store's window for a mini "residency."
Ayad Akhtar responds to the train of thought he began in his previous essay Dialogue and the Age of Industrial Storytelling (Or, A Defense of the Theater) by critiquing the thought processes which go into creating the mass produced story.
This Thursday's Howl will be on the new roles and relationships of arts criticism
Adam Versenyi propses a national effort in the US to translate plays into English, and what this initation would look like
Charlotte Meehan gives some examples of how American Theater is shifting and evolving with some examples from around the country.
The Network of Ensemble Theater discusses their upcoming move to Detroit alongside ideas of gentrification and community
Michael Rohd responds to Andy Horowitz's essay with how he delineates social and civil practice
Kevin Thorton talks about how Fringe allowed him to "make it" in show business.
Daniel John Kelley wraps up the three month long Here & Now Project and the playwrights reflect on their experiences.
Michael Marinaccio, the Producer of the Orlando Fringe Festival, on busniess models for Fringe Festivals, and how to define that tricky little term.