“First-Time Producer? Me Too!”: From Musical Theatre Writing to Producing at 54 Below “First-Time Producer? Me Too!”: From Musical Theatre Writing to Producing at 54 Below Writer Joely Zuker shares the ins and outs of co-producing her first showcase of new works at 54 Below with BerkleeNYC.
My Road to Co-Founding the Maestra Texas Regional Group My Road to Co-Founding the Maestra Texas Regional Group Jenn Hartmann Luck shares her “rally cry” and co-launches Maestra Texas to support and empower women creatives across the state.
Can You Still Be “Emerging” in your 60s?: Life as an Older Woman in Theatre Can You Still Be “Emerging” in your 60s?: Life as an Older Woman in Theatre Lauren Mayer examines the theatre industry’s biases surrounding age and advocates for opportunities for “late-bloomer” emerging artists.
Kate Baldwin and Georgia Stitt on MISS at 92NY Kate Baldwin and Georgia Stitt on MISS at 92NY Kate Baldwin and Georgia Stitt amplify underappreciated work through “MISS: Broadway’s Women Songwriters” at 92NY.
Multicultural Maestras Vol. 2: Iran Multicultural Maestras Vol. 2: Iran Four Iranian Maestras highlight trends, dispel cultural misconceptions, and advocate for amplifying voices amidst its women-led revolution.
In the Pit, On the Road (Part II): The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of Life on Tour In the Pit, On the Road (Part II): The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of Life on Tour First National Tour trumpeter Yael Cohen shares the good, bad, and ugly of a 252-show run on the road as the youngest woman in the company.