Interview: Gabri Christa
Born and raised in the Caribbean island nation of Curaçao, Gabri Christa has created an impressive body of work for stage and screen. Following her graduation from The School for … Continue reading
Interview: Katrin Hilbe
Katrin Hilbe is a director of opera and theatre, of Liechtenstein-Kansas origin, working both in the US and in Europe. For Richard Strauss’ Salome for New Orleans Opera she won … Continue reading
Interview: Isolte Avila
Works by Women spoke with Isolte Avila, co-founder of Signdance Collective, about Carthage/Cartagena.
WBW Brief: December 12, 2016
The latest news about women on stage and screen from around the world: ICYMI: A lovely profile on Ummiye Kocak (pictured above) and her rural Turkish women’s theater troupe Arslankoy Women’s … Continue reading
Interview: Rebecca Perry
Toronto-based performer and writer Rebecca Perry brings her solo show Confessions of a Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl to the Frigid Festival in New York after a lauded tour through the Canadian … Continue reading
Interview: Mũmbi Kaigwa
This is the third interview in the series spotlighting the finalists for The LPTW Gilder Coigney International Theatre Award in 2011. Born in Kenya, Mũmbi Kaigwa has a rich theater … Continue reading
Interview: Hedda Krausz Sjögren
This is the second interview in the series spotlighting the finalists for The LPTW Gilder Coigney International Theatre Award in 2011. Hedda Krausz Sjögren has toured with SEVEN since 2008, … Continue reading
Interview: Gerda Stevenson
Gerda Stevenson is a multifaceted theater artist–actor, director, singer, songwriter, playwright. She was nominated for The LPTW Gilder Coigney International Theatre Award in 2011. Her play Federer vs. Murray received … Continue reading
The Around-the-World Chain Play and World Theatre Day
By Amanda Feldman Starting and ending in NYC, a play is currently being written as it travels around the world making 16 stops with playwrights from across the globe. Each … Continue reading
Interview: Erin Layton
Works by Women kicks off a series of profiles about women theatre artists involved in the 2012 New York International Fringe Festival, which takes hold of downtown New York City … Continue reading
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