Tag: Laurie Woolery

• May 18, 2018

  Manahatta’s Gender Flip: Equity in Action

  Originally published by HowlRound on April 2, 2018. As an advocate for creating equity in the American theatre through consciously changing whom we choose to represent on stage, I am often told, “but that would interfere with the creative process.” The playwright’s vision, some argue, would be compromised by any effort to pursue casting quotas. […]
• March 5, 2014

  Dispatches from LALA Land: Latino Theater in Los Angeles es Muy Bueno

  Originally posted at HowlRound I can’t believe I don’t speak Spanish. I grew up in Texas, but I took German in high school. I lived in Washington Heights for three years, yet I never learned much more than huevos y queso sándwich (though I did like being called mami). Now I live in Southern California, but […]