Access, Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in the American Theatre

In my work an ally, advocate, or activist, it isn't my job to speak on behalf of marginalized or disenfranchised communities.  My job is to raise awareness around issues concerning them and to amplify voices within that community. As an artist responding to the world around me, I'm asking questions, providing context, and speaking truth to power by holding the actions and inactions of social, political, and governmental leaders accountable. As part of my work with Theatre Communication Group (TCG), I've been able tor reach out to others advocating for equity, access, and opportunity in the field.

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If you'd like to contribute your own post to one of these or any other TCG Circle series, please contact Gus Schulenburg, Theatre Communications Group's Associate Director of Communications, to learn how. 

If you're interested in joining TCG's online year-round conference community, check out Conference 2.0.

1. Diversity & Inclusion Institute Field Reports
2. Artistic Leadership: How We Change the Game
3. Gender Parity Salon
4. Defining Identies
5. Latinx Theatre
6. Asian American Theatre
7. South Asian American Theatre
8. #Trayvon
9. Middle Eastern American Theatre
10. Native American Theatre
11. Mixed Race/Ethnicity Theatre
12. The Role of Allies
13. Disability in the American Theatre
14. Diversity & Inclusion Initiative
15. Theatre for Young Audiences
16. Trans* Theatre Artists​