Writer and translator Livian Yeh examines the complexities of Asian identity within American theatre and gives her take on what it means to be a “third-culture” theatremaker.
This series combines content from and about the 2025 Under the Radar Symposium, produced by the Under the Radar Festival and ArkType.
Series
WE WILL DREAM: New Works Festival 2025
The Water Remembers
Now in its second year, the festival embraces the theme The Water Remembers, exploring the transformative power of water as a vessel of remembrance, connection, and cultural legacy.
Murielle Borst-Tarrant, Mia Yoo, Avery Willis Hoffman, and Patricia McGregor gather together at La MaMa to discuss the highs and lows of theatre. What happens when you are the only womxn of color in these sometimes all White spaces? How do you maintain integrity and sustainability in the theatre field?
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ART/New York Fall Forum
ART/New York convenes their first Fall Forum to foster community, support collaboration, and encourage resource sharing among their members.
This week-long series of essays and conversations uplifts approaches to theatremaking that find confluence with the framework of the commons. Curated by Jamie Gahlon and Matthew Glassman, with members of the Arts, Culture, and Commoning working group, this week-long series amplifies artists and culture workers who activate collectivism, interdependence, and the role of imagination to catalyze systems change. These artists parse the ways their work opens up possibilities for theatre—and culture more broadly—to turn away from the market economy and toward collective liberation.
