In response to growing global and local intolerance, The Global Theatre Project is compelled to announce a multi-year project: Artists, students, educators and residents around the world will be asked for their own authentic and honest responses to the question, ‘Who Is The Enemy?’ We will initiate a global discourse, both explored and expressed creatively. …
Tag Archive: The Global Theatre Project
Nov
18
Nikolas from Italy
My work with The Global Theatre Project has been mind boggling to say the least. Not the least of which is how much I think about my time traveling. I found this interesting part of my 1999 diaries that happened right before I left for Eastern Europe. I was staying with my friend Julia at …
Nov
18
What is the power of art?
This is an amended email I sent earlier to some friends and artists I know. Please comment below with your input! The last few weeks gave me quite a lot to consider, including the role or importance of art within a much larger world picture. Most of this thought stems from the Occupy movement and …
Oct
24
Do Something For a Change
I bought a bumper sticker back in 2004 and loved it: Do Something For a Change Unfortunately the car that hosted it is gone, but the phrase still sticks with me. I began obsessing over outreach and consulting for nonprofits when I saw an incredible, invisible gap: the disconnect between nonprofits or civics leaders and …
Oct
20
Think Globally, Act Locally
Everyone at LA FPI kept telling me I should meet Bari Hochwald. They were right. Her work and outlook on art for social good fits perfectly into my own views. Add a desire to enrich my online outreach work, and we have a collaboration! It’s a fun challenge to reach both students and artists who …
Feb
23
Belarus Free Theatre
I recently made the acquaintance of Bari Hochwald through LAFPI and the LAThtr Meetups. She is a soul sister, creatively and personally, and her work through The Global Theatre Project inspires me every day. Their presentation this Friday of “Being Harold Pinter” supports the Belarus Free Theatre, and Bari took a few moments out of …
