Recent Essays

May Antaki offers a brief look at the vibrant Toronto theatre community.

Carley B. Johnson examines two recent projects that link theatre with virtual reality and augmented reality.

Within the context of the new emergency climate change deadline of 2030, Vijay Mathew encourages the nonprofit arts sector to completely divest from fossil fuels by no longer using air travel for conferences, shows, or any other programming while offering models and solutions to help our thinking about transitioning to a post-carbon arts future.

Join us in welcoming Armando, our new Latinx Theatre Commons Producer!

David Dower, artistic director of ArtsEmerson, reflects on the many recent leadership changes in North American theatre and asks, “What now?”

Adam Roberts talks about the devising process used at TILT, a performance company in Austin, Texas, that celebrates the creative work of adult actors with disabilities.

Tita Anntares examines different ways of building empathy in audiences through two recent plays, The Courtroom and To My Unborn Child, and a panel discussion hosted by the Center for Constitutional Rights.

Mora V. Harris offers suggestions for what organizations can do if they can’t afford the travel costs associated with bringing an artist from out of town.

Join us in welcoming Jax, our new Communications Manager!

Camille Cuzzupoli examines the themes present in Manual Cinema’s production The End of TV.