5 Queer Writers I’m Loving this Pride
A poet, a fiction writer, a playwright, a screenwriter, and a memoirist. But in actuality these queer writers wear many hats. This Pride...
Our responsibility is to observe today, to inform our actions of tomorrow. We are looking ahead to a brighter, more equitable entertainment industry. All artists have a voice, and this blog's goal is to amplify and share that with the world.
Heather Gross
- Jun 22
Living Vocally: Discovering Your Authentic Self Through Voice Work
When our voices are silenced, when we are not encouraged to take up space, and when our voices do not align with our true being, we may...
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Noura Boustany Jost
- Jun 22
Non-Binary, Gender Queer, Gender FluidWhere Can I Find Me In Media?
Happy pride month! As a member of the alphabet mafia, I love to surround myself with as much gayness as possible in this month. As...
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Daniella Caggiano
- Jun 14
10 Gay Plays That Aren't Angels in America
On a warm Sunday in 2015 I found myself crying on a friend’s couch as we watched Lisa Kron and Jeanine Tesori accept their Tony Award for...
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Artist of the Month
- Jun 7
Artist of the Month: MR. HE
Artist of the Month: MR. HE Genre: Queer Cult Horror Bio: MR. HE is blue over you and searching for closure. The drag queen ghost under...
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Noura Boustany Jost
- May 24
What Makes a Successful Artist?
As an artist, I have heard the term “making it,” forever. As an actress, that always meant having consistent work, starring in big...
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Danica Rodriguez
- May 17
Your Casting Director Has Homework To Do
Okay, so maybe it’s the perpetual student in me or all the theory articles filed away in my nerd brain, but I think all of us casting...
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Vinny Eden Ortega
- May 10
Abolish the Cycle of Un(der)paid Work
If you cannot afford to pay, you cannot afford to hire. Let’s end the cycle of unpaid/underpaid work in theatre. While attending theatre...
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Artist of the Month
- May 3
Artist of the Month: Kiera Dillon
Genre: Singer Songwriter, Indie Pop, Bedroom Pop KIERA DILLON Born and raised in the suburbs of Philadelphia, 22 year old Kiera Dillon...
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Noura Boustany Jost
- Apr 26
Chronic Illness Changing My Art Perspective
Chronic Illness is a funky thing. As someone who’s a chronically ill actor and writer, I found myself feeling rather useless when I was...
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Vinny Eden Ortega
- Mar 28
Rethinking New York: A Case for the Midwest
For decades, young artists of all kinds from suburban America have been fed a romanticized image of New York past. Where you could arrive...
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Noura Boustany Jost
- Mar 28
Fat and Fabulous!
As a fat actress, I’m invested in the film community and changing the perspective of how fat actresses are treated. Strap in, because...
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Trent Soyster
- Mar 28
Teaching … in the middle of a pandemic?
In early March of 2020, I was performing as a company member in the First National Touring production of Escape to Margaritaville....
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Daniella Caggiano
- Mar 28
Intimacy Direction, A New Industry Standard
If you’ve ever watched a play or musical with a sex scene, you may have wondered “How did they rehearse that? Wasn’t it awkward?”. That’s...
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