Just got my hands on the new book! Thanks to everyone who bought a copy and reached out with kind words. Thanks especially to all the artists who shared their brilliant insights in these pages- your copies are on the way!
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Mayor Adams is not providing the leadership that the future of our city demands.
The problems he’s solving are the ones he created. Big, bold ideas require good leadership & management that delivers results—and that’s my plan for our campaign for Mayor. https://t.co/L3jfwwi5hL
@OnStageBlogNews@OnstageBlog This is nonsense. The American Theatre, like most institutions in the US that predate the end of Jim Crow, were designed to segregate. Theatre makers unwilling to acknowledge this history and work to dismantle our industry’s oppressive practices aren’t proposing serious solutions
Congrats to KU alum James Wallert, co-founder/co-artistic director for @EpicTheatr, on his new book, Citizen Artists: A Guide to Helping Young People Make Plays That Change the World (Routledge, '22). James received his BGS in Theatre & Film in '96. Rock Chalk!
– w/ @kualumni
The #50State Conversation is almost here!
On the anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education (May 17th) - We'll be screening @EpicTheatr's #NothingAboutUs at 7:15pm ET, followed by the #50State conversation (at 8pm).
Register: https://t.co/n28ZbCiiuz
Have you seen #NothingAboutUs yet?
Join us this Saturday - 4/17 • 3pm ET
This is our final public screening of the play before our #50State conversation re: segregation and EDU inequity on 5/17 (#BrownvBOE anniversary).
Get your zoom ticket & info:
https://t.co/n28ZbCiiuz
Tonight: free screening of #NothingAboutUs, by and starring NYC high school students, asking "What does separate but equal mean to us today?" Part of @diverse_schools and @EpicTheatr's #50state conversation running up to the Brown v. Board anniversary.
https://t.co/7UTX49isog