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Side By Side By Side
01.23.12 | Permalink | 3 CommentsHappiness is equilibrium. Shift your weight. — Tom Stoppard, The Real Thing Over at Arts Journal, they’re hosting a discussion & debate this week called Lead Or Follow? In their words, “Increasingly, audiences have more visibility for their opinions about the culture they consume. Cultural institutions know more and more about their audiences and their [...]
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#2femt, advocacy, conversation starter, playwrights, rabble rousing, theatrical ecosystem
#2femt: Can Women Write Good Plays?
01.21.12 | Permalink | 14 CommentsI’m 22 years old, a student at NYU’s Dramatic Writing Program. I’m sitting in a coffee shop, surrounded by friends. The topic of conversation is how a teacher admitted that he couldn’t name a female playwright he liked. I don’t know if this story is true. I don’t care since I don’t have a class [...]
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#2amt, advocacy, cities, community, conversation starter, ideas, newplay, partnerships, talk about what's good, the future, theatrical ecosystem
#Newplay: A New Day in D.C.
01.19.12 | Permalink | 2 CommentsI have spent the past couple days trying to get back into the real world. There is always this time period when you have taken a vacation and now need to get back to work and the world you put off for a week or so. While on vacation I pushed hard to try and [...]
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advocacy, arts administration, board members, conversation starter, ideas, non-profit theatre, rabble rousing, social profit, theatrical ecosystem
On Board
12.13.11 | Permalink | 3 CommentsA few weeks ago, during the TCG Fall Forum, I saw an interesting Twitter conversation and felt compelled to wade in. Kristoffer Diaz had written: Disappointed at the lack of response to question about non-financial contributions of potential board members. #tcgff My response was that every board member should give, though the amount might vary. [...]
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advocacy, charity, collaboration, community, conversation starter, funding and support, international, partnerships, social profit, theatrical ecosystem
Belarus Free Theatre: NOW
Early in 2011 the national and international theatrical community rallied together behind the Belarus Free Theatre as they struggled to find a way to not only continue their powerful work in the theatre, but bring awareness to the truth of the situation in their country of Belarus. Human rights infringements, horrors of torture, disappearances, and [...]
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conferences, critics, ideas, journalism, rabble rousing, social media, theatrical ecosystem
Clear
Once upon a time, perhaps 15 or 20 years ago, I read a really fascinating article which posited that the arts would get more coverage in the media if they opened themselves up and provided greater access to the media. It suggested that the arts were working too hard to “control the story” at every [...]
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advocacy, collaboration, community, conferences, conversation starter, follow friday, ideas, major regional theatre, marketing, meetup, neverbedark, newplaytv, non-profit theatre, partnerships, playwrights, producers, rabble rousing, social profit, talk about what's good, the future, theatrical ecosystem
Follow Friday: 18 Nov 2011
What can we learn from the birth of the regional theatre movement? Which arts administrator has reached a mass-critical critical mass? Where did Verdi and Shakespeare work to support their writing habits? How many theatres are we going to have to occupy? Why do we call it play? These are the stories we’ve been following [...]
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alternatives, collaboration, community, conversation starter, ideas, locavore, mission, neverbedark, partnerships, talk about what's good, theatre festivals, theatrical ecosystem
#neverbedark: cubed
a #neverbedark approach to making more art Three years ago, at Sycamore Rouge, we built six acting cubes, and it not only changed the way we rehearsed- it changed the way we opened the doors to artmaking. Like many theatres, we produce a five-show mainstage theatre season. We have a commitment to new works, but [...]
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actors, alternatives, community, spotlight, talk about what's good, the process, theatrical ecosystem
I Am An Actor.
11.16.11 | Permalink | 7 CommentsI haven’t been an actor in a long time. I had spent most of nearly three decades (I was a very, very young child actor…) working on one show or another before finding myself torn between those age-old female choices of nurturing myself or nurturing my offspring. Luckily, my first-born was a theatre, and I [...]
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Invitation to the Dance
Thanks to Travis Bedard, I don’t need to say anything about Michael Kaiser’s latest post. And if that weren’t enough, you could read more from Jeremy Barker and Isaac Butler in reaction. I will say this. The irony of complaining about citizen bloggers in a post at the Huffington Post is a beautiful thing. This [...]
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collaboration, community, conversation starter, development, ideas, major regional theatre, new play development, non-profit theatre, presenting, producers, rabble rousing, the future, theatrical ecosystem
The Legend of Zelda
…and what it means for our future. I was a lucky audience member for the Oct 26th SDC Zelda Fichandler Award presentation at Arena Stage (which was given, this year, to Blanka Zizka of Wilma Theater). I wanted to attend, in part, because I had just joined the stage directors and choreographers union a few [...]
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advocacy, collaboration, community, conversation starter, designers, ideas, major regional theatre, marketing, mission, new play development, newplaytv, non-profit theatre, p.r., partnerships, playwrights, rabble rousing, social media, the process, theatrical ecosystem
Everything But
11.09.11 | Permalink | 6 CommentsOver the weekend, @NewPlayTV streamed three interesting, presumably unrelated talks. The first was from Steppenwolf’s First Look Festival, titled How to engage 21st Century Audiences for New Plays, followed an hour later by one from the PlayFest at Orlando Shakespeare Theater on How to Make a Living as a Playwright? Monday night’s was from New [...]
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