Arts & Theater
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Rogue Machine SEASON 18 Launches October 4, 2025
Rogue Machine Season 18 Offerings Include 4 Plays New to Los Angeles, a Festival of New Plays in Development, and…
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SOME LIKE IT HOT at the Hollywood Pantages
Matthew López and Amber Ruffin’s theatrical adaptation of the Billy Wilder (MGM) film, SOME LIKE IT HOT [1], isn’t just…
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Seize the Means of Audience Outreach
By L. Nicol Cabe. Online theatre spaces can promote accessibility, democratic processes, international connections, and ecological benefits, but many digital…
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Sara Angel’s Storied Music History
SARA ANGEL is a great name for a singer and like Elvis and Madonna, it’s not made-up; her parents are Christian artist…
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O-Teatron: Special Focus on Syrian Stages
By . This digital showcase lands as a direct response to the recent political transformations in Syria and includes two…
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In Parrots at the Pagoda, Life and Death Transform
By Citlali Pizarro. Parrots at the Pagoda imagines an afterworld where parrots guide Puerto Rican drag performer Johnny Rodriguez through…
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Theatre Design Students Need to See Themselves in the Work
By Bryan Stanton. Through culturally responsive pedagogy, Byan Stanton opened up their design classrooms to center student voices and value…
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Queer Performance in Today’s Russia, Hidden in Apartments
By VIKTOR VILISOV. In Russia, “LGBT propaganda” has been banned, forcing artists who want to create work that engages with…
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A Community-Led Approach to Making Theatre Safer for Photosensitive Audiences
By Nicole Hughes. The potential for photosensitive reactions—like seizures or migraines—keeps some audiences out of theatres. Source link
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Celebrating Legacy and Building Community at the Fornés Institute Symposium
By Benjamin Gillespie. In March 2025, the Latinx Theatre Commons convened a daylong symposium to honor and explore the work…
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