Originally posted on the "Creative Village" Substack While here in Bratislava I decided being alone was, of course, something I wanted to diminish every now and then. In my research for my work I had come across the International Women’s Club.
First to consider As artists we mirror the world around us, we reach into the human experience, we imagine universes, we simplify, we complicate, we lift up and rip open. We celebrate, accuse, we entertain, educate, we connect. And if we look
What is common between all humans? The appreciation of beauty, the ability to create, the ability to imagine, the ability to love, to hold something precious, to be inspired, to put inspiration into a form of understanding, to gather knowledge
Times have been very hard of late. At the end of this post is an invitation to join us as we shape a vision for the next decade where artists and creativity will be central to healing our fracturing society.
The GTP Community Engagement Event with Heart of Los Angeles Youth When a crisis demands that communities and individuals must suddenly confront transition and change, it helps to turn to experts in this skillset — to those who have lived a
On February 1, 2011 The Global Theatre Project officially became a US Not-For-Profit and began to do work that stood on the foundation of what was formerly Florence International Theatre Company. The history of The GTP can't be considered without
A year of humanizing and assisting refugees and immigrants Around Your Table CLICK THIS LINK The above link will take you to 2 pages on our site where you will find: A performance script. Event directions. A participant booklet. Sound and images to
As Michelangelo said during a time of explosive human evolution: "I am still learning." That is what I am doing. I've been wrong about my definition of my work. I have to be wrong because the times we live in are
I am proud to be a member of the theatre community. On broadway last night we celebrated not only the work of great artists reaching to the height of their creative capacity but we celebrated the expansion of the capacity
When I was at Syracuse University we had a week of nuclear awareness events. There were lectures, there were discussions and films. I remember one night I watched ‘The War Game,’ a British drama-documentary filmed in 1965 dramatizing the effect
