This week, we sat down with Stage Management student Lila Mullins. Mullins an Aries and a Stage Manager from San Francisco who has worked on the national tour of Hamilton, the national tour of Aladdin, and most recently the upcoming film Tick, Tick, Boom. 

Theatre Battery Tries To YouTube includes original shorts and a limited series made in Kent, Washington by actors, directors, puppeteers, and playwrights.

Here, we talk with Assistant Professor of Theatre Peter Jay Fernandez about COVID-19’s impact on film, theatre, and his teaching; the inspiring projects that excite him the most; and the importance of empathy and patience for the artist. 

Brenner was selected for the award after being named a finalist for the 2020—22 Apothetae and Lark Playwriting Fellowship, which offers a Deaf/Disabled writer a two-year residency.

Time (Is) is a multimedia project weaving together original poetry, documentary filmmaking, movement, and music to delve into the lived experiences of persons of color during this era of social unrest and COVID-19.

Founders of Front Row Productions and award-winning producers Stephen Byrd and Alia Jones-Harvey have announced the launch of the Front Row Productions Fellowship with Columbia University School of the Arts Theatre Program.

Rule of 7x7 is an ongoing series that presents seven new short plays by seven writers.

The Australian Theatre Festival is an annual celebration of Australian stories and artists in New York City. It aims to create opportunities for an exchange of culture through the presentation of diverse theatrical content.

The benefit will support Charitable Smiles, a charity helping people who can't afford dental treatment get the care they need. 

Recorded with over 30 musicians across three continents, it is an exploration of how to bring people together during a time requiring so many to be apart.