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The Case for a DEIA Officer

Vaibu Mohan discusses her vision of what the future could look like if every theatrical space made a firm commitment to appoint a DEIA coordinator.

Four Ways COVID-19 Altered My Life as a Music Student

The pandemic has dramatically altered four aspects of my life as a student: moving to attend my new school, the day-to-day life in classes, campus closures, and my relationships with friends and family – old and new.

A Conversation with Faye Chiao

Get to know Faye Chiao: composer, performer, DEIA committee chair. Feature article by Lisa Diana Shapiro.

The Count 3.0 Has Arrived

Congratulations to our friends at The Lillys on their third incarnation of this work, an ongoing study of gender, race, and nationality of the creators of produced plays and musicals.

Maestras Back on Broadway: Moving Forward Mindfully After Reopening

We’re back with Part II of “Maestras Back on Broadway” as eight Maestras in Broadway pits speak to evolving COVID-19 protocols and initiatives on diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility.

Maestras Back on Broadway: A Look at Theater’s Reopening from the Perspective of Women Musicians

“How do you pick up the pieces and resume your life, your art, your music when your community has endured so much, when it is all still so fragile, and the pandemic is not yet over?” By Sarah Rebell