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A Core of Support: Interview with Karen Evans Garlia Cornelia Jones-Ly, Almeria Campbell, Karen Evans

In April of this year, Garlia Cornelia Jones-Ly, founder ofBlackboard Reading Series, a monthly play reading series focused on the work of black writers incubated by the cell in New York, and Almeria Campbell, co-curator of Blackboard Reading Series, had a conversation with Karen Evans, President and Founder of The Black Women Playwrights’ Group in Washington, DC. Evans’s group … Continue reading »

Features

Re-Imagining the Imagination (A Meditation on Unicorns) by Nia Witherspoon

This blog is In Response to Virginia Grise’s Interview with Patricia Ione Lloyd, and continues a partnership between HowlRound and the League of Professional Theatre Women (LPTW). For many years, LPTW has been publishing an annual magazine, Women in Theatre (WIT). This year they’ve expanded the magazine to include an online format and are collaborating … Continue reading »

From the Field

Kicking It Grounded Style by Ben Gassman

This post is a response to Jody Christopherson’s recent interview and continues a partnership between HowlRound and the League of Professional Theatre Women (LPTW). For many years, LPTW has been publishing an annual magazine, Women in Theatre (WIT). This year they’ve expanded the magazine to include an online format and are collaborating with HowlRound to provide content covering an array of issues and perspectives within … Continue reading »

Features

Theater Hat Jugglers: Interview with Ruth Maleczech, Normandy Raven Sherwood, and Julie Atlas Muz by Jody Christopherson

We all wear many hats in the theater, but Ruth Maleczech, Normandy Raven Sherwood, and Julie Atlas Muz turn multiple-hat-wearing into an art form all its own. Here’s what they do and why it’s radically important. Ruth Maleczech, cofounder of Mabou Mines, has been pioneering the reinvention of theatrical forms since 1970 and she’s still … Continue reading »