Video Archive

This year, it’s all about financial advocacy. Now more than ever, we need to be equipped to be able to advocate for ourselves and our fellow community members.

The 2025 Edwin Booth Award honors a person, company, or organization whose work bridges professional and academic theatre. We seek to foreground the emerging/emergent as a product of resilience, reclamation, and urgency under contemporary and contemporaneous constraints. 

Community conversations about welcoming audiences with disabilities, producing within a festival context, and how to handle change when an organization comes to an ending.

Bringing together cultural workers, organizers, and artists across movements to share models, experiences, and stories about what is working and how we can build power towards a shared freedom. 

Imagine what an expanded Creative Europe might look like. IETM, in collaboration with Bradford UK City of Culture 2025, present the IETM Focus Bradford 2025 to consider the future of cross-border creative collaboration.

Acting Out revolves around the relationship between the artist and his body on stage, inspired by the revolutionary ideas of Esther Magyar-Gonda, a reference name in Romanian dance.

This performance focuses on the internal confusion produced by the distortion of perception through denial/manipulation/minimization/hypocrisy—repeating over and over again the same two questions: Is it unclear? Why is that?

Visionaries in the theatre field lead a community conversation exploring a range of theatrical practices for engaging communities in conflict resolution, healing, and fostering an environment of empathy and care.

Watch Me Work, facilitated by Suzan-Lori Parks, is a virtual communal work session for nurturing creativity. Hosted by the Public Theater, these Zoom and HowlRound livestream sessions are accessible worldwide, allowing participants to join from home, school, or anywhere with internet access.

A one-hour virtual conversation exploring the benefits of creating a Common Application for arts funding.