Discover 5 AAPI artists who shaped the performing arts—and left an unforgettable mark on my own creative journey. Celebrate their

Jay Duckworth explores theater’s sacred origins, tracing how performance began as ritual and endures as humanity’s oldest art.

From Brecht to Nottage, these six anti-war plays expose the profit, rhetoric, and human cost behind the war machine, and

Celebrate Skene’s Year One: 1.47M views across 95+ countries. From ghost light to global hub, we’re documenting the labor behind

How the Super Bowl halftime show became a political stage where power identity and performance collide in front of millions.

Discover how CITT/ICTS champions Canada’s theatre and live event technicians through training, community, and EXPO-SCÈNE 2026.

A reflection on performance archives, digital preservation, and climate change through Alejandro Luna’s El Viaje a la Luna.

A powerful reflection on queer resilience, theatre as refuge, and the evolution of LGBTQ+ representation from the 1980s to today.

Celebrating 50 years of The Rocky Horror Picture Show—a campy cult film that shaped drag, theatre, and queer identity worldwide.

Explore Frankenstein’s theatrical evolution—from Shelley’s 1818 novel to del Toro’s new film—tracing hubris, art, and timeless horror.

What makes an artist “professional”? Natalia Martinez Sagan reflects on creativity, family legacy, and what it really means to create.

A moving reflection on Pride, protest, and the power of LGBTQ+ voices to build joy, community, and lasting change.

Discover queer theatres worldwide uplifting LGBTQIA+ voices through radical, inclusive, and genre-defying performance.

What this year’s Tony Awards couldn’t show you: the growing gap between Broadway celebration and national protest.

Mexico’s designers lead at World Stage Design 2025 with bold, poetic work exploring identity, ecology, and memory on a global

A reflection on designing The Last Five Years and how revisiting art intertwines past, present, and future in the theatre-making

Antonio Saucedo Azpe shares insights from his mentorship with Paolo Fantin, exploring opera scenography and international collaboration

Antonio Saucedo Azpe relata su experiencia de mentoría con Paolo Fantin, explorando escenografía de ópera y colaboración internacional.

Un homenaje al legado de Tolita Figueroa, diseñadora visionaria que transformó la escenografía en México e inspiró a nuevas generaciones.