Recent Essays

On this edition of Parenting & Playwriting with Catherine Trieschmann: the appearance of one little spider can change one's views on writing and life.

Todd London on playwright, actress, singer-songwriter, ethnographer, and sometime-arts journalist Eisa Davis

Ditch by Eric Pfeffinger of Toledo, Ohio is the fifth short play installment from The Here and Now Project.

When it comes down to it, children's curiosity overshadows technology and their creativity blossoms in a playwriting program.

Guillermo Aviles-Rodriguez proposes an idea to get US troops out of Afganishtan and Iraq, in two easy steps.

Matthew Gushick explains the necessity of having a sense of play in creating any kind of theater, and how it is the vital key in creating ultimate captivation in an auidence.

Howard Sherman poses a perplexing question: where are all the Canadian plays, and why are we Americans so hesitant to produce them?

Hat Trick by Tiffany Antone of Prescott, Arizona is the fourth short play installment from The Here and Now Project.

Erin Washington discusses her relationship with Harlem and the cultivation of HowlRound's Harlem series.

The mission is to bring stories by and about the hiphop generation. Now Hip-hop Theatre Festival is finished with the nomadic lifestyle and have a space to call our own.