Offscript is\u00a0American\u00a0Theatre<\/em>\u2019s flagship podcast<\/strong>, obtainable wherever you get your podcasts (together with\u00a0Spotify<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Apple Podcasts<\/a>), and this month we now have a really particular episode for you.<\/p>\n To culminate our yearlong Theatre Futures collection, supported by the Ford Foundation, for which we commissioned 16 essays<\/a> from theatre staff and thinkers all around the U.S., we gathered 4 New York City-based theatre people to assist us envision a viable future for this artwork kind. These panelists characterize the 4 tentpoles of our Theatre Futures essay\/provocations\u2014establishments (enterprise fashions & collaboration<\/a>), staff (financial justice & labor<\/a>), artwork (content material & kind<\/a>), and audiences (viewers & impression<\/a>)\u2014with full recognition that the boundaries amongst these classes are porous and the artwork and enterprise and integrally linked and interdependent. Our panelists are:<\/p>\n Patricia McGregor, creative director, New York Theatre Workshop; Jesse Jae Hoon, playwright and labor organizer; Lizzie Stern, literary director, Playwrights Horizons; and Deeksha Gaur, government director, Theatre Development Fund. The moderator is American Theatre <\/em>editor-in-chief Rob Weinert-Kendt. The video under was produced by Jordan Young, and shot and edited by Hank Allen.<\/p>\n You can obtain the episode\u00a0right here<\/a>. If you’ve got any suggestions or recommendations for Offscript, please attain out to\u00a0at@tcg.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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Rob Weinert-Kendt, Patricia McGregor, Jesse Jae Hoon, Lizzie Stern, and Deeksha Gaur.<\/p>\n
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