Why Deaf Theater is a Form of Resistance
This film follows Daymond Sands, a Deaf theatre program director, preparing his first original showcase, highlighting the cast’s heartfelt effort to bring Deaf perspectives center stage
The thought of heading off to university can leave most of us feeling overwhelmed. If you are nervous about pursuing further studies or just do…
View More 5 Films You Need To Watch Before Going to UniEver wondered what people that fast Instagram followers do differently? Although there are many apps that increase the number of followers, only a couple of…
View More How to Get Followers on Instagram EasilyJosh, John, and Chris discuss George Kelley’s Craig’s Wife. We also spend the first 10 minutes talking about art’s funding and Philadelphia theater during the COVID-19 crisis
View More Craig’s Wife by George Kelly (1926): Chosen by Committee Episode 8What are you holding onto? Things are not going to return to how they were before.
View More I Am Sorry You Lost Your Monopoly MoneyJoin the crew as we talk about the 2020 Pulitzer picks, West Coast optimism, and the 1925 Pulitzer winner
View More They Knew What They Wanted by Sidney Howard (1925): Chosen by Committee Episode 7It works so hard to invoke so many influences that it dilutes itself from being as memorable or as effective as it so clearly wants to be.
View More THE WRETCHED (dir. Brett Pierce, Drew T. Pierce): Film reviewJosh, Christopher, and John discuss discuss the illegitimate winner of the 1924 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. George Kelly was robbed!
View More Hell-Bent Fer Heaven by Hatcher Hughes (1924): Chosen by Committee Episode 6A gritty, realistic perspective on mental illness
View More THE SOUND OF THE WIND (dir. Jared Douglas): Film reviewThis week, Josh, Christopher, and John discuss Icebound by Owen Davis.
View More Icebound by Owen Davis (1923): Chosen by Committee Episode 5People were already turning to streaming, and then the pandemic came.
View More The Effects of Coronavirus Pandemic on Movie Theatershis week the pod discuss Eugene O’Neill’s fascinating sea shanty Anna Christie.
View More Anna Christie by Eugene O’Neill (1922): Chosen by Committee Episode 4As the days of this pandemic roll on, I am spending time helping organizations craft messages about COVID 19 and how the virus is impacting their programming.
View More Arts Funding: Three wishes for post-pandemic philanthropyThis week, Josh, Christopher, and John largely disagree about Zona Gale’s Miss Lulu Bett, the winner in 1921. They talk dream casts, feminism, and the crisis of modernity!
View More Miss Lulu Bett by Zona Gale (1921): Chosen by Committee Episode 3In recent days of home-captivity my mind has wandered to Romeo & Juliet performances, new and old. But I’m more interested in Mercutio and Tybalt than the star-crossed lovers.
View More Remembering Mercutios and TybaltsIn episode 2 of Chosen by Committee, the podcast considering every play which won a Pulitzer Prize for Drama, hosts Josh, John, and Christopher discuss Eugene O’Neill’s 1920 tragedy. They mostly loved it.
View More Beyond the Horizon by Eugene O’Neill (1920): Chosen by Committee Episode 2Cooped up inside, with no theater in sight, I’m remembering Hamlets I’ve known.
View More Remembering HamletsThe real life story of two East German families attempt to escape to West Germany via a homemade hot-air balloon.
View More BALLOON (dir. Michael Herbig): Film reviewCreate a solo dance up to three minutes in length in any genre to be featured on the Dance Journal and shared with our dance community
View More PhiladelphiaDANCE.org brings you SOLO BUT NOT ALONE, an online dance festivalPet memorial jewelry is a type of jewelry that has your pet’s imprints. It can be their paws, hoofs, or anything that can remind you…
View More Pet Memorial Jewelry and the Emotion Behind It