May 13, 2019 – What We're Reading What We're Reading: May 2019A compilation of articles and other media surrounding equity work, both within and outside of the arts field, that The Larkees have been tuned into this...
May 09, 2019Artist Spotlight: "The Apothetae" with Gregg MozgalaHosted by Christopher Reyes"I want more stories and I want to mitigate that feeling of being cut off. I want to give myself and other members of the community access..."
May 02, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner The ChirpOur monthly round up of submission opportunities for full-length plays, and no submission fees!
May 01, 2019 – Equity in the Arts Accessibility and Beyondby Megan McClain"I was asked to take the role of Lark’s Accessibility Manager, but accessibility is everyone’s job."
Apr 29, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner A Closer Look: On Every Link a Heart Does Dangle; or OwedTim J. Lord & Krista Williams"Everyone else is sort of being told, these are the stories to listen to and this is the way you should live your life. And she, because she has that ou...
Apr 10, 2019 – Lark News Noor Theatre to Hold New Event "Queer Stories from New York, Beirut, Berlin, and Beyond" at The Lark!An evening of storytelling, bringing together three queer writers from the Middle East—Amahl Khouri, Dima Matta, and Abdullah AlKafri—with several membe...
Apr 08, 2019 – Lark News The Lark Will Stage a BareBones® Workshop Production of Tim J. Lord's ON EVERY LINK A HEART DOES DANGLE; OR OWED"...Every Link isn’t a play about disability. Like the play that inspired it, it’s about power—who has it and how they hold onto it. It’s about understa...
Apr 05, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner The ChirpOur monthly round up of no-fee playwriting submission opportunities!
Apr 03, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner A Closer Look: The New Black Fest at The Lark 2019with Pascale Armand, Erika Dickerson-Despenza, and James Ijames"It is in our DNA to be resilient... However, the cost of this resiliency on our mental health, our spiritual maintenance and our physical bodies is tre...
Apr 01, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner A Safe Space for ALL Black ArtistsBy María del Mar Fernández González & Donja R. LoveThe New Black Fest is an opportunity for Black artists of all kinds, of all disciplines in theater to come together and not just to create but to celebr...
Mar 25, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner Project on Tyranny Part Five: Tim J. LordVideo by Christopher Reyes"How do you go through something like that and then not change? Not write something else, and not try and change the conversation?"
Mar 20, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner Artist Spotlight: "DIVA" with Nora MonahanHosted by Christopher Reyes"Having grown up surrounded by people who lived through the AIDS crisis and as someone who has to find my way into millennial queer culture, I wanted to...
Mar 19, 2019 – Equity in the Arts From One Island to Anotherby Megan McClainThe fourth of seven blogs in Superhero Clubhouse's Building Bridges series, about the intersection of environmental justice and performance.
Mar 18, 2019 – Equity in the Arts Trans Femininity in New Work SpacesAnonymousThe last few years have seen an explosion in the cultural awareness of the trans body. As a result, more and more trans and genderqueer characters are ...
Mar 14, 2019 – What We're Reading What We're Reading: March 2019A compilation of articles and other media surrounding equity work, both within and outside of the arts field, that The Larkees have been tuned into this...
Mar 13, 2019 – Lark News The New Black Fest at The Lark to Explore “Black Progress, Black Erasure” in Sixth Annual FestivalThis week-long event is aimed at showcasing diverse and provocative work in a festival of Black theater artists from throughout the Diaspora.
Mar 05, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner Project on Tyranny Part Four: C.A. JohnsonVideo by Christopher ReyesC.A. discusses the way themes emerge in her work, sometimes without her even noticing.
Mar 01, 2019 – Lark News New Voices of OldBy María del Mar Fernández González & Lark FellowsThe Lark is accepting applications for our New Voices Fellowship! Read about the impact it had on past recipients.
Feb 26, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner Project on Tyranny Part Three: Franky D. GonzalezVideo by Christopher ReyesWatch Franky D. Gonzalez tell the story of his play "Even Flowers Bloom in Hell, Sometimes," why he wrote it, and who it's for.
Feb 25, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner The ChirpCheck out our monthly round-up of fee-free submission opportunities for full-length plays!
Feb 19, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner Project on Tyranny Part Two: Mona MansourVideo by Christopher ReyesPlaywright Mona Mansour speaks on how she navigated her feelings about the military through writing her play WE SWIM, WE TALK, WE GO TO WAR.
Feb 14, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner Larkees Show Some LoveIn this special Valentine's Day Post, Lark playwrights shout out some of the artists they've got love for!
Feb 13, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner Project on Tyranny Part One: Rajiv JosephVideo by Christopher ReyesOn January 31, 2019, The Lark hosted a panel conversation with five playwrights who are currently exploring various forms of tyranny through their plays...
Feb 12, 2019 – What We're Reading What We're Reading: February 2019A compilation of articles and other media materials, centering equity in the arts, that The Lark is tuned into this month!
Jan 28, 2019 – Playwrights’ Corner The ChirpOur monthly round-up of no-fee playwriting submission opportunities!
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