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Issue 24 - September, 2026

Hernán Peñuela: Beautiful Things Save Us.

Hernán Peñuela was five years old the first time his parents took him to the theatre. He remembers it as a spaceship traveling through his imagination. Music, light, costumes, actors, sets, all of it arriving at once, all of it impossible and entirely real. That experience never really ended. It just became his profession.

⭐️ IN THIS ISSUE

El Viaje del Ermitaño: Génesis.

A performer trades arena tours for self-funded stages, and finds the venues kept alive by people who believe art is worth sustaining.

Sol Kellan: The Savage Poetry of Flowers.

Costume designer Sol Kellan blends memory, myth, and fantasy in wearable art—from Día de Muertos parades to intimate acts of personal transformation.

Itzhel Razo: Personal Wounds Become Universal.

Mexican director Itzhel Razo on ritual theatre, the sacred stage, Balinese influence, and making work that dialogues across generations.
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📍 FROM THE CALLBOARD

Tokyo Biennale Site-responsive Proposals

CALL FOR PROPOSALS | Tokyo, Japan | JPY 100,000 fee plus project | Closes: September 30

RMC Assistant Professor of Theatre Design

FACULTY POSITION | Ashland, VA USA | USD $65,000–$67,000/year | Closes: October 1

Bagri Foundation Grants

GRANT | United Kingdom and Europe | £5,000–£100,000 | Closes: October 5
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