Theatre Without Humanity Isn’t Either
Among the best practices that are central to our field: taking care of the caregivers.
Category Archives: Issue
Theatre or Family: We Shouldn’t Have to Choose
How to build support for parent artists at U.S. theatres? First let’s build a movement.
‘A Happy, Fulfilled Mother Is a Good Mother’
Emily Mann and Mary Hodges discuss their experiences as working parent artists, and the hard-won wisdom they’ve gleaned along the way.
Kids in the Hall
How an Off-Broadway company planned and implemented a radical parent inclusion project.
Caregiver Resources
A guide compiled by Parent Artist Advocacy League for Performing Arts + Media.
Theatre and the Last Pandemic
In 1918 an outbreak of influenza killed millions and shuttered U.S. theatres—and then one day it was gone.
The Zoom Where It Happens
Academic theatre programs quickly adjust to remote learning in the age of COVID-19.
Will Arbery’s ‘Heroes’: Pain and Love in the Backyard
A conversation with the writer of ‘Heroes of the Fourth Turning’ about conversativism, Catholicism, and lingering in discomfort.
Morgan M. Manfredi: On the Rise
Manfredi, a former assistant managing director of Creede Repertory Theatre, recently stepped into the role of managing director.
Our Stories Are Shaped by Our Roots
With a little advance planning, conversation, and modest investment in resources, we can (and must) use our creativity for good.
