ALT Call for Proposals: LTC Programming 2024-2028

ALT The Final Act: Sunsetting a Nonprofit Arts Organization. Essay by Scott Artley.

ALT "Regardless of the factors leading to the sunset, it's important to destigmatize sunsetting because sometimes it is the best option."—Scott Artley

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ALT Diane Rodriguez: Do you have hope for the future? I'm a hopeful person. Linda Parris-Bailey: What else is there? And have we seen change? Yes, we've seen change.

ALT The devastation of the war is profoundly impacting Ukrainian cultural workers. Amidst bombardments, power outages, and constant dangers to their lives, they mobilize the strength and courage to make their voices heard, to make art, to run their institutions.

ALT Thoughts From The Commons: Zhenia Stadnik. With a black and white photo of Zhenia.

ALT What Shall We Tell our Young Playwrights Who Are Black? Carla Stillwell. When the theatre world looks at you and asks you why your story is special or important—and the theatre world will ask—keep in mind that the reason we revere the works of Hansberry, Wilson, Shange, Nottage, Cleage, and company is that they made the bold choice to live in their Blackness and live in it loudly.

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ALT Nominations Open for The Diane Rodriguez Teatrista Award, with a photo of Diane

ALT 2022 Year in Review: Equity, Inclusivity, and Accessibility

ALT Artistic Imagination as a Force for Change

ALT Nonbinary Acting Methods Workshop

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ALT A photo of Diane sitting on a couch with the words The Diane Rodriguez Teatrista Award. Donate today to support our next generation of leaders.

ALT 2022 Year in Review: Diverse Aesthetics

ALT LTC 2023 Designer & Director Colaboratorio. Portland, OR, 28 June - 2 July 2023

ALT 2022 Year in Review: Generosity and Abundance, Community and Collaboration

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ALT Young Critics Cohort of 2019 at ART

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ALT Text reads: American theatre as it stands did not passively replace an absence of performing arts on these continents. We had hundreds, if not thousands, of distinct performing arts traditions, and those traditions were actively silenced, stolen, punished-made made illegal.—Vera Starbard, "Post-Apocalyptic Theatre on Native Land"

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ALT Black text on an orange background reads After the Essay! an IG Live chat with Shebana Coelho. Youth Theatre in Palestine. Wednesday, 19 October at 12pm EST. Shebana's headshot is in the center.

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ALT The Paramount Theatre marquee reads We Choose: inclusivity, generosity, art, curiosity, compassion

ALT Photos of the HowlRound staff, a person with a video camera, the cover of the HowlRound Anthology, and two masked people at a convening are collaged under the black HowlRound logo

ALT A collage of three photos of people at the Fornés Symposium. Text next to it reads "Support the LTC! Donate today to support initiatives like The Fornés Institute that amplify the visibility of Latinx performance making, past, present, and future." There is a small LTC logo in the lower right corner.

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ALT Performative Unity in the Hungarian Arts Podcast, hosted by Biborka Beres & Zsofi Rebeka Kozma

ALT Performative Unity in the Hungarian Arts: Public Space with guests David Somlo, Flora Eszter Sarlos, Gyula Cserepes, Sarah Gunther

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ALT HowlRound in the Classroom: Collective Envisioning, or Undoing the American Theatre

ALT HowlRound in the Classroom: Reorienting Directing: Moving Towards New Directing Practices

ALT HowlRound in the Classroom: Accessing Character: Igniting Creativity through Disability and Climate Justice

ALT HowlRound in the Classroom: Programming and Pitching a Season

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ALT White and yellow text on a purple background reads "I am reflecting on a future in the American theatre advanced by the global citizenship/third-culture justice in this devastating ago of separation and warfare, and proudly unfold my stories into tools to support all fellow immigrant theatermakers."

ALT White text on an orange background reads "HowlRound Theatre Commons. If art is, as I believe it to be, a gift that transforms our lives and transports us from death to life, then the transactional nature of making are will always be an ill fit. — P. Carl, Notes on Generosity in the Theatre."

ALT White text over a grayscale background reads It's a Mystery! Using an Old Story Form to Ask New Questions in the Theatre. There is a black and white headshot of E.M. Lewis, a white woman, and a black and white headshot of Saymoukda Duangphouxay Vongsay, an Asian-American woman

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