Tag: schools
I Wrote ‘After’ — a Play About a School Gun Massacre…
...then the Stoneman Douglas High School massacre happened minutes from my home.
Learning and Unlearning from the Bauhaus
A centenary spotlights how the school's influence lives on, but needs redefinition for today.
What the Constitution Means to Me, You, and Mike Iveson
"Ruth Bader Ginsberg is essentially America's greatest superhero right now."
He Spent a Year Telling Students to ‘Sit Down and Shut...
Cinque Henderson's provocative memoir raises questions and concerns.
Armed Teachers Will Only Prove We Failed as a Society
You know, like something out of a Clint Eastwood blockbuster.
After Mass Shootings, What’s an Arts Communicator to Do?
Every time I sat down to write this article, I thought I'd have more time.
Playwright Morisseau Revisits Rage in Racist America
Plays need not be perfect to be important.
Arts Integration: Radical Then, Still Radical Today
Although mentioned over a 100 years ago, arts integration in schools still isn't common.
Seanna Bruno: Ending Relationship Violence with One Love
"This is the most important thing I've done in my life."
Innovation in Arts Funding: Eight “Actual” Responses
Reflections on making theater without funding.
The Strong Female Character(s) of Robin Epstein
"I just went with it, threw myself out there."
Advice to the Graduates: John Waters and Robert DeNiro
DeNiro's Tisch commencement speech was tragic, but got naive laughs.
Dana Saxon’s Search for Roots Leads to Ancestors unKnown
"I want to see students connecting their personal histories to the larger, global context."
Learning from Lou Volpe in ‘Drama High’
How did this drama teacher achieve success? Dismissing it solely as the luck and genius of one man is a mistake.
Nashville Jazz Community Honors Billy Adair
Remembering the outstanding arranger, guitarist/bassist, bandleader and instructor.
Zubin Kanga Inside and Outside the Piano
The pianist plays directly on the strings as well as on the keys.
Partisanship Brutalizes a Great American Doctor
Then the realities of today’s politics sink in.
Tossing Back a Terrific “Tempest” at the Delacorte
Extending Joseph Papp's bow to the Public.
Iraq, Afghanistan Cost U.S. $4 to $6 Trillion
Harvard study says invasions will result in long-term debt-servicing costs.
RIP RGB, RIP GOP, RIP USA
None of the second-rate white men currently on the Supreme Court will receive the honors given to RBG when they finally die.
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Herman Cain (and Republicans Unable)
And then there was Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his open pants, evangelical FUPA and his hands veering into prime side-boob territory with -- hey, doesn't she have a name?
