Maxwell Beer, Amy Marie Haven Are 2023 Prince Fellows
2 creative producers get a boost from a program encouraging new generations to follow in the footsteps of theatremakers like its namesake, Harold Prince.
2 creative producers get a boost from a program encouraging new generations to follow in the footsteps of theatremakers like its namesake, Harold Prince.
The festival will feature works from multiple transgender, nonbinary, and Two Spirit artists.
Satya Chavéz, Candrice Jones, and Jonathan Norton have all been tapped to write new plays for the Arkansas theatre.
Each of the recipients—Ebony M. Burton, Mextly Couzin, Mika Eubanks, Wilberth González, Kathy Ruvuna, Gerardo Díaz Sánchez, and Destinee Steele—will receive grants up to $15,000.
13 NYC performance venues will receive two-year, unrestricted general operating grants of $10,000.
Cygnet will host staged readings of new works by Agyeiwaa Asante, Milo Cramer, and Christian St. Croix.
They are Alexis Roblan, Michael Mobley, and Robert Axelrod.
Three of the four plays will have staged readings at Southern Oregon University in October.
10 community arts organizations will receive $100,000 in unrestricted funding.
Cheyenne Wyzzard-Jones, Victoria L. Awkward, and Annalise Guidry will participate in the 22-month residency that aims to support queer and trans artists of color.