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Melanie Joseph, the Artistic Director of the Foundry Theater, examines what it means to be an artist and an active citizen.
James Blazsko reflects on his time as an intern, and the major lesson that he learned: maybe it's not the prestige of the internship, but what you get out of it.
This Thursday's Howl is on using our smartphones to shape our community
P. Carl on the process, and consequences, of defining the insitutional truth in Non-for-Profit Theaters in the United States.
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
