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Recent Essays

This is a repository of written content, sorted by most recent to oldest. Enjoy!

The letters R & J painted on a brick sidewalk.
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An Interview with Joe Calarco

27 February 2013

A conversation about the implications and discoveries made when putting Romeo and Juliet in the frame of a same-sex relationship.

Logo for The Production Company.
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26 February 2013

Mark Armstrong describes the creation and eventual end to the Production Company

The Twitter logo.
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How are you going to adapt & thrive in the context of not-for-profit arts funding scarcity?

25 February 2013

Let's discuss how the arts can thrive in a world of cuts to arts funding and general economic austerity.

Photo of Karen Malpede posing with two dogs.
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25 February 2013

In this meditation, Karen Malpede offers an investigation of torture and how it can be imitated onstage.

Logo for The Next Thing.
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UNIVERSES & Double Edge Theatre

23 February 2013

answer some questions about their process as part of The Next Thing Festival.

February 20, 2013

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New York City Players & Los Angeles Poverty Department

22 February 2013

New York City Players and Los Angeles Poverty Department answer some questions about their process as part of The Next Thing Festival.

Portrait of Michael T. Williams.
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Access for Emerging Artists

21 February 2013

Michael Williams offers his perspectives on how to make the current theatre landscape more accessible to emerging artist.

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Listening is the new Revolution

21 February 2013

Michael Rohd writes about the importance of listening when collaborating with civic partners, and how sharing assets may just be the key to uniting theaters with the communities they serve.

Logo for Art Spot Productions.
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The Debate Society & Mondo Bizarro

20 February 2013

Mondo Bizarro and ArtSpot Productions answer some questions about their process as part of The Next Thing Festival.

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US versus UK New Play Development

18 February 2013

Let's discuss the differences in new play development between the UK and the US on this week's Howl.

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