The Movement Poet

Barton Cowperthwaite and the Art that Drives Him

Becoming a Creature

Mary Esther Carter’s Metamorphosis

By Hannah Moore

Love Letters, written by ghosts

By Hannah Moore

Carrie Wittmer Keeps Climbing

In the minutes before comedy writer Carrie Wittmer takes to a tiny stage…

Creating Out Of Scraps, Spit, & Vigor

Sara Fellini pours her whole life into her “scrappy” independent theater company, spit&vigor

James A.M. Downes Does Not Give Up

Believe in Haunted Continents

A Pornographic Performance—Minus the Erotic

Mette Ingvartsen’s 21 Pornographies

Feminine Fantasy: Mrs. Maisel as the Dawn of a New Era

When Mrs. Maisel strode on stage at The Gaslight in the first episode of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, she stepped into a new era for herself and for fictional representations of female comedians. In the rare cases when they have been the…

Fiction in a War-torn World

Preeti Zachariah

I was seven or eight when I first learned about the Second World War. My paternal grandfather had a silver box in his study engraved with a message: “To Colonel JP Zachariah for being taken as a prisoner of war for the second time.” It was a wedding gift…

A Spiritual Conduit

Nacera Belaza reaches a new dimension through dance

By Alyssa Lapid

Nacera Belaza has performed all over the world, but she doesn’t seek the spotlight. Born in Algeria and raised in France, the…