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Bond Street Theatre is in South Africa collaborating with Rape Crisis Trust

In preparation for the UN’s 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence and thanks to the support of Together Women Rise, Bond Street Theatre is collaborating with Rape Crisis Cape Town Trust for the second year.

"What She Said" Festival

 

Representation & How to Get It shows 1 night in NYC Oct. 29

 

Come see the new solo show about women and voting rights touring this fall, presented in New York by the United Solo Theatre Festival

Open call for short plays


International Human Rights Art Festival Short Play Festival 2023


New York City's International Human Rights Art Festival (IHRAF.ORG) and The Tank Theater issue a call for proposals for a ten-minute play festival on Wednesday evening, January 11, 2023 as part of the International Human Rights Art Festival’s Winterfest, January 11-13 at the Tank, 312 W. 36th Street, NYC.

Keiin Yoshimura shares a video report made as a thank-you to those who supported her crowdfunding to participate in Transit 10.

The NYC Women’s Fund for Media, Music and Theatre provides grants to encourage and support the creation of digital, film, music, television, and live or online theatre content that reflects the voices and perspectives of all who identify as women.

2022 Ellen Stewart Career Achievement in Professional Theatre Award

Congratulations to Peggy Shaw and Lois Weaver of Split Britches, who are two of the three recipients of the 2022 Ellen Stewart Career Achievement in Professional Theatre Award.

European Cultural Heritage Awareness Award

Evropa Nostra Srbija and Dah Theater are proud to announce that the jury of the European Cultural Heritage Awareness Awards dedicated to Helena Vaz da Silva, has awarded Special Recognition to our Diana Milošević for her key role in defense of European culture and values.

by Nora Amin

A solo performance by Nora Amin, that is also a personal testimony of the author, choreographer and director, who traces her own body history between Egypt and Germany. She searches for an artistic language that embodies both trauma and the ecstasy of liberation, and allows for communal dancing as an intimate and decolonial practice beyond the categorizations of white economies.

We congratulate Patricia Ariza on her appointment as Colombia's Minister of Culture.


"Theatre director and playwright Patricia Ariza has been appointed by President-elect Gustavo Petro as the new Minister of Culture. She is a feminist artist who has worked for years with marginalised communities, who has been a militant on the left, who is close to movements of independent artists, and who was one of the pioneers of what in Colombia was called the New Theatre."

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