Did Hungarian Theatre Kids Just Change the World?
By Todd London. On 12 April, Hungarians voted by overwhelming majority to end authoritarian prime minister Viktor Orbán’s reign.
By Todd London. On 12 April, Hungarians voted by overwhelming majority to end authoritarian prime minister Viktor Orbán’s reign.
By Todd London, László Upor. From a four-mile-long human chain to a torchlight ceremony in the rain"the playful, passionate demonstrations and symbols that arose from Hungary's Freeszf…
By Todd London. In another installment of A Lover's Guide to American Playwrights, Todd London celebrates the work of Migdalia Cruz, a writer whose plays have been deemed "impossible."Â
By Todd London. Todd London celebrates the work and love story of multidisciplinary theatremakers Ellen Maddow and Paul Zimet who have been creating theatre as part of the ensemble Talking B…
By Todd London. After being asked to weigh in on the "crisis and chrysalis" that currently exists within the theatre field by Theatre Communications Group, Todd London shares his plea for us…
By Carlyle Brown, Todd London. Carlyle Brown's Down in Mississippi is a celebration of a movement that gave birth to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
By Todd London. Todd London reflects on why and how we gather, and looks at the canons-in-the-making of four African American playwrights"Jackie Sibblies Drury, Aleshea Harris, Anna Deavere …
By Todd London. In this virtual keynote, Todd London reflects on the nature of new work and the social cooperation inherent to making theatre.
By Todd London. Todd London celebrates one of the most prolific and prominent Latino playwrights in America, Octavio Solis.
By Todd London, Mark Valdez. Join us, Mark Valdez and Todd London, for a two-person, livestreamed theatre conference"on Valentine's Day!"to talk about the love of theatre, the art of the …
By Todd London. Todd London celebrates the work of playwright and performer Daniel Alexander Jones.
By Todd London. In this installation of A Lover's Guide to American Playwrights, Todd London celebrates Quiara AlegrÃa Hudes.