Journal Series

Often deemed unable to compete with the “serious” storytelling capabilities of Realism, this series discusses the rich history of genre theatre.

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

Interviews with playwrights participating in the 2015 Carnaval of New Latinx Work.

playwright Audrey Cefaly discusses the significance of silence and subtext on the page and the stage.

In her series, Kate Kremer explores the question of the new avant-garde; what is avant-garde theatre today?

In response to the protest and aftermath of the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players’ now canceled production of The Mikado, this series addresses the racist performance and casting practices of Yellowface in the American Theatre.

Aphra Behn from Guerilla Girls On Tour reports on the 2015 Women Playwrights International Conference in Cape Town, South Africa.

What is the process of developing new musical theatre? How can composers and lyricists better protect their work, while also promoting it?

A series taking an in-depth look at the process, start to finish, of working collaboratively on a site-specific theatre project with a community to animate a historical site.