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Sharing Her Truth Is an Inherently Feminist Act
How feminism influences and informs the performance art of Eileen Tull.
Detours and Aspirations Create Theater Opportunity
The Tennessee Women's Theater Project is changing perceptions by helping women and men.
Prizes and Reports Both Address Parity
Successful advocacy for gender parity needs both aggregate data and personal stories.
When It Comes to Gender Parity: WTF?
Does how we talk about arts and gender equity have anything to with changing perceptions?
Big Ten Theater Improves Percentages for Women
A 14-college initiative expands the playing field for women playwrights and performers
Shakespeare and Special Needs Teenagers
Katie Yohe shares insights from directing youth with cognitive disabilities.
In “Women Without Men,” Women Count
An all-female design team talks about how life mirrors their play "Women Without Men."
50 Ways to Support Female Artists
Buy the art and forty-nine other ways to show love to your favorite artists.
“Key Change”: Telling the Stories of Female Prisoners
"I want an equal world, one that celebrates solidarity, one free of discrimination..."
Raging Toward Balance in Theater
A shift in the artist and in the organization may be the answer to equitable theaters.
Women Leading in Theatre Need Power, Focus, Vision
Many times we discover our authentic voice or true calling later in life.
Counting Women: Baselines for Advocacy
Consistently collected data keep systems honest. On this foundation, we build creative and
Voicing Questions About the Women’s Voices Theater Festival
Accolades are in order -- and many questions remain.
Women in Chicago Theater, Through a Playwright’s Eyes
"...simply having a female leader does not necessarily lead to widespread gender parity."
Triangle Shirtwaist Burns with ‘Fire in My Mouth’ Oratorio
An infamous tragedy inspires a monument to immigrants and their American struggle.
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Pastors, Skaters, Lady Gaga: Vox’s Alissa Wilkinson on 2018’s Best Films
Vox's film critic joins CFR's Sean Douglass and Jose Solís to review their "favourite" movies of the year.
