How Immersive Theater Is Bringing Intimacy Back to Entertainment
Instead of passively observing the story, audiences at these shows are swept up in human interactions
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What I’ve Learned from Turning People’s Hopes and Fears into Private Immersive Performances
My art is an exercise in paying close attention, and it’s taught me the importance of empathy in writing and life
Mar 12 2018 - Ayden LeRoux
I’m a Sucker for a Good Family Drama
Reviewing Hamlet’s play within a play
Mar 10 2023 - Michelle Cohn
The Mad Rebellion of King Ludwig and Empress Sisi
Jac Jemc’s novel "Empty Theatre" satirizes the royal cousins' attempts to resist the roles they were born into
Feb 21 2023 - Elizabeth McNeill
10 Afro-Latina Writers You Should Read Right Now
Poets, fiction writers, and memoirists who capture what it’s like to inhabit multiple identities
Feb 6 2023 - Jennifer Maritza McCauley
7 Novels About Black Characters in the 19th Century
Kai Thomas, author of "In the Upper Country," recommends books that center the Black experience in the 1800s
Feb 1 2023 - Kai Thomas
62 Books By Women of Color to Read in 2023
These highly anticipated books tell important and rarely amplified stories
Jan 3 2023 - R.O. Kwon
Celebrate Indigenous Literature With These 13 New Books by Native Writers
Explore books by acclaimed and debut Native American writers
Nov 24 2022 - Laura Schmitt
Ask Yourself if You’re The Right Storyteller for This Story
Understanding cultural sensitivity is crucial to avoiding cultural appropriation
Oct 5 2022 - Kavita Das
Subverting Traditional Narratives of Love and Happiness
CJ Hauser finds meaning in chosen families and unexpected love stories in her memoir in essays "The Crane Wife"
