Anne G. Morgan 9/26/21 Anne G. Morgan 9/26/21

How The Network Works

Dave Osmundsen 8/28/21 Dave Osmundsen 8/28/21

Listening to LIGHT SWITCH

Kareem Fahmy 8/28/21 Kareem Fahmy 8/28/21

Notes for the Field: On The Care & Feeding of Freelance Artists in the American Theatre

Talia Hankin 7/23/21 Talia Hankin 7/23/21

On Democratizing Season Selection: New Play Evaluation

Jordana Fraider 6/27/21 Jordana Fraider 6/27/21

Jordana Fraider's Exit Interview

Jess Hutchinson 6/26/21 Jess Hutchinson 6/26/21

We Can Take the Time We Need

Seth Rozin 6/26/21 Seth Rozin 6/26/21

Could playwrights play a role in bridging the growing divides in our country?

Can the unique ways in which playwrights can capture stories save our country?

Leslie Ishii 5/27/21 Leslie Ishii 5/27/21

Dock Walk 1

As I write to you from my desk, here on the traditional homelands of the Áak’w Kwáan Peoples on Tlingit Aani, colonially known as Juneau and Douglas, Alaska, I say hello to a bald eagle perched outside my window. I breathe and see the rainless skies beckon me to the docks for a walk…