This week's topic is: How do current social and political events impact our role as artists? and will be moderated by Dominic D'Andrea @DominicDAndrea and Gus Schulenburg @GusSchulenburg.

This week's topic is: "Technology is transforming the practice of theater. How can we invite technological change and not lose our way?"

Howlround crowdsources to help make better decisions in how they can support a better arts economy.

This week's topic is: "Artistic Legitimacy, Prestige, Status & How It is Changing". What are the social dynamics that impact the lives of artists, organizations, and their work? Are they changing in the 21st Century?

This week's topic is: To Be Determined by You! Tweet us topics @HowlRound and we'll collectively decide which one to run with on Thursday.

This week's Howl covers the topic of making a career in the arts and making a living in the arts

This week's activity will be a voting rally and open discussion forum about the Culture Coin project that HowlRound is proposing in the ArtsFwd Business Unusual Challenge.

The Weekly Howl is a peer-produced, open-access discussion about theater culture and contemporary performance that happens in real-time on Twitter using the hashtag #newplay.

The topic for this week's Howl will be about how we—together as a field—can rapidly intervene to make the not-for-profit arts economy work for all artists through the Culture Coin project that HowlRound is proposing in the ArtsFwd Business Unusual Challenge.

Vote for HowRound's CULTURE COIN in the ArtsFwd Business Unusual Challenge

The topic for this week's Howl will be Best & Worst Practices in Commercial/Not-for Profit Theater Partnerships: What's working well? What needs to change? We'll be using Tory Bailey's article Response to In the Intersection as a starting point.

An underlying assumption we want to examine is that the not-for-profit arts community is best served by adopting the market-based economy and legal system that supports and protects intellectual property.

In March, HowlRound hosted the first cohort meeting for the Mellon Foundation's playwright residencies. While we had folks in Boston, we decided to ask some of them just how their particular partnership came together. Why this playwright, why this theater, why now?

Time for action. This Weekly Howl focuses on concrete ideas and practices for achieving Gender Parity in the theatre.

Brad Erickson and Laura Brueckner modderate this week's Howl on Gender Parity

Travis Bedard @travisbedard—curator of this week's HowlRound Journalism Series on Austin, Texas—will be moderating this Thurday's conversation about "Austin and its Maker Culture"

The Weekly Howl is a peer-produced, open-access discussion about theater culture and contemporary performance that happens on Twitter using the hashtag #newplay.*

Meet the Common Producers! They will help track the fourteen playwrights in residencies at HowlRound across the country.

This week's Howl is going to tackle the topic of theatre criticism and journalism

What does HowlRound mean to you? Join us as we gather video snapshots of our community – we need your voice!

Join this week's Howl on Dario Fo's World Theatre Day message

Livestreaming of the Latinx Theater Commons Steering Committee on updating the American narrative of Latina/os in the theatre.

This week we want to hear what's on your mind! Write to us about what you think the upcoming Weekly Howl should focus on.

This week's Howl centers around the state of black theater in the United States

Tell us what you want to talk about for the upcoming Weekly Howl!

Let's discuss how the arts can thrive in a world of cuts to arts funding and general economic austerity.