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
"An Explorer's Desire" which we did in 2013 in Los Angeles and Florence, Italy was originally conceived to demonstrate that immigration is not a 'local problem' but a common issue filled with one deeply specific human story after another. There
For years I have been looking for a mentor for my work. I always knew and believed that those who have gone ahead of us — walked the path, fought the dragons, built their armor, found their heart — were
"Art is the strongest reason that man has to being on the planet." Stefano Massini, playwright of Act 1: A Stubborn Woman: a theatrical memorandum on Anna Politkovksaya sat down with Actress Carolina Gamini in Florence. Since the video is in
Our supporters and partners are invaluable to the work of The Global Theatre Project and beyond. If we had a nickel for every wonderful deed or talent donated, there would be no need to fund-raise! From the very beginning, The
At last count, we have 39 total volunteers for our Dec 11 event Especially Now: Create the World Together. One such amazing person is Lynzie Grey, who honors us with her photography on this project. Lynzie already contributed an album from
Often working on a show and involving yourself in other people's stories causes artists to view their own life differently. I asked our team if they are thankful for anything specific after spending time on our rehearsals for the bilingual performance portion
When the opportunity arose, in the support of the Belarus Free Theatre, for us to take our model of theatrical international engagement and apply it to essential issues such as human rights and free speech, I knew that I wanted
Last night I went to see my friend's daughter play Golda in a high school production of 'Fiddler on the Roof.' This play was first performed the year I was born. And, of course, I have seen many incarnations of
