5 AAPI Artists Who Changed the Performing Arts (and my Work) Forever.
Discover 5 AAPI artists who shaped the performing arts—and left an unforgettable mark on my own creative journey. Celebrate their legacy!
Is Timothée Chalamet gonna lose the Oscar because he dissed ballet dancers?
Timothée Chalamet said what he said — and somehow the performing arts won the news cycle. Here’s the industry read.
USITT 2026 Long Beach: A First-Timer’s Guide.
Heading to USITT 2026 in Long Beach? Here’s your first-timer’s guide to sessions, networking, career tools, and making the most of the conference.
Against the War Machine: Six Plays That Bear Witness.
From Brecht to Nottage, these six anti-war plays expose the profit, rhetoric, and human cost behind the war machine, and why theatre matters.
Skene Year One: From Ghostlight to Global Stage.
Celebrate Skene’s Year One: 1.47M views across 95+ countries. From ghost light to global hub, we’re documenting the labor behind the magic.
The Super Bowl Halftime Is Political Theatre.
How the Super Bowl halftime show became a political stage where power identity and performance collide in front of millions.
Setting the Canadian Stage: How CITT/ICTS Supports Live Event Technicians.
Discover how CITT/ICTS champions Canada’s theatre and live event technicians through training, community, and EXPO-SCÈNE 2026.
Inside the Decision to Rename the Kennedy Center After Trump.
The Kennedy Center has been renamed the Trump Kennedy Center. Here is what changed, how it happened, and what it means going forward.
Aries Limon: Honoring Histories Through Craft.
Aries Limón blends craft, and culture in her costume technology work, celebrating growth, mentorship, and the history behind traje de charro.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show Turns 50: Theatre, Drag, and Audience Rituals.
Celebrating 50 years of The Rocky Horror Picture Show—a campy cult film that shaped drag, theatre, and queer identity worldwide.
Frankenstein: From Mary Shelley to Del Toro’s Reimagined Monster.
Explore Frankenstein’s theatrical evolution—from Shelley’s 1818 novel to del Toro’s new film—tracing hubris, art, and timeless horror.
Worst Actor Ever
Josafath shares his only attempt at acting—forgotten lines, botched sword fight, and proof he belongs backstage, not onstage!
Ten Years of Hamilton: How Lin-Manuel Miranda Changed Musicals Forever.
Celebrate 10 years of Hamilton’s legacy in theatre, culture & storytelling. A decade after its debut, Hamilton still shapes Broadway, blending hip-hop, history, and diversity.
5 Social Media Tips Every Performing Arts Group Should Know.
Boost your theatre’s reach with these 5 easy, low-cost social media strategies that build real audience engagement.
Inside #PUNK: Nora Chipaumire’s Radical Performance.
Explore Nora Chipaumire’s radical performance #PUNK—a visceral, political, and immersive journey of body, sound, and rebellion.
From the Tonys to the Protests: Ovation to Outrage.
What this year’s Tony Awards couldn’t show you: the growing gap between Broadway celebration and national protest.
Alex Rockey: Weaving Queer Identity and Joy.
Designer Alex Rockey blends queer identity, scenic and costume storytelling to craft joyful, emotional worlds on and off the stage.
Mexico at WSD2025: National Design with Global Impact.
Mexico’s designers lead at World Stage Design 2025 with bold, poetic work exploring identity, ecology, and memory on a global stage.
Matthew Smith: From Margins to Masterpieces.
Matthew Smith shares his journey from doodling in class to becoming a rising costume designer shaping theatre with style and skill.
Going Dark: NEA Cuts Impact in the Performing Arts.
The NEA pulls active grants as the 2026 budget proposes eliminating the agency—artists speak out in a moment of cultural crisis.