After noticing a major gap in theater initiatives for trans and nonbinary theatermakers, George Strus set out to make a festival to support transgender, non-binary, and Two-Spirit+ (TNB2S+) theatermakers. The festival grew into a new work program that soon had an advisory board, partnerships across the country, and turned George into a Broadway producer with…

Caylin Waller, Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Theatre Advocacy Project, is a passionate lifelong learner and a fierce advocate for creating braver spaces that combat harmful behaviors in the theatrical workplace. Drawing from her personal experiences and extensive research, Caylin empowers organizations to enhance their Human Resources practices by offering tailored resources and hands-on…

To help build community, and to best support collaboration and resource sharing, A.R.T./New York hosts semi-annual membership convenings.These multi-day gatherings foster collective learning, relationship building, and solution sharing across the Off and Off-Off Broadway sector. In this special episode of What’s Off?, hosts Nicky Maggio and Ashley J. Hicks take a trip down memory lane…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is beginning to shake up nearly every creative industry, and live theatre is no exception. From generative world building to revamping the way the audiences engage with the work, this revolutionary new technology is pushing the boundaries of what is possible. In this episode, A.R.T./New York’s z. Quinn Reynolds interviews actor, creator…