Recent Series

To celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act on 26 July 2015, we're publishing a series of pieces focusing on issues of accessibility and visibility in theatre.

A series of profiles of Latinx regional alliances from around the United States.

A series of posts that explore positive practices and principles to help keep our art mindful, expressive, and sustainable.

Interviews with women designers around the country in which they reflect on their careers.

A series of articles detailing different Latinx companies in Texas.

This series introduces basic tenets of spectacle-based drama and is rooted in the touring experiences, laboratory practices, international travel, and broader performance community of The Carpetbag Brigade.

Exploring the state of independent theatre in Hungary and the Czech Republic.

The climate crisis has been called a “crisis of imagination.” The phrase refers to our inability to grasp the magnitude and violence of the changes we are facing, our reluctance to let the reality of it permeate our collective consciousness, and our resistance to envision positive futures. But imagination is the currency of artists. Here, theatre artists, practitioners, and scholars reflect on the ways in which they use their imagination to create the stories that will support us through, and lift us out of, this transformative moment. This ongoing series was originally prompted by Chantal Bliodeau, playwright and artistic director of the Arts and Climate Initiative, and it was curated by her from 2015-2025. Since then, the HowlRound team has added additional pieces. Interested in contributing your own piece? Send us your ideas through the contribute content form!  

Pregones Theater and Roadside Theater review their twenty-one-year artistic collaboration and their Off-Broadway production of BETSY!.

A collection of First Nations voices as they share their experiences in (North) American theatremaking.