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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 school in New York, I witnessed a lot of artists taking on unpaid work. I thought this is just how it is, how you “hustle”, that all these unpaid positions dropped imaginary points in a piggy bank in the sky and after doing enough of it I would get my payout. After all that’s what everyone said- “It’s paying your dues” “We’ve all done it” “H

For decades, young artists of all kinds from suburban America have been fed a romanticized image of New York past. Where you could arrive with a hundred dollars, a bag of your favorite books, t-shirts, and maybe a few mementos of home. You would find a cheap apartment with other hungry young artists (of course all visionaries like yourself), drop your resume at several storefronts until you found a job, and soon enough be brushing shoulders with iconic artists and undiscovere

As a fat actress, I’m invested in the film community and changing the perspective of how fat actresses are treated. Strap in, because it’s time to talk about how using fat actresses as a token character is not actually helping the stigmatization of being fat. If we want the next generation to have less self-hatred, we need to start by changing the media they consume. Let’s look at fat actresses in Romcoms. There are multiple Romantic Comedies with fat actresses where the enti