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Adjust Your View: Developing Multicultural Audiences for the Arts is "essentially a toolkit of ideas and steps intended to provide a framework for the development of multicultural marketing strategies for the arts and cultural products." ...more

This article offers a historic look at the challenges and opportunities Asian American artists have faced in the Bay Area. It covers Cabaret and Chop Suey; Art as Politics;  The New Millennium; and The New Generation. "Opening the Golden...more

Among Theatre Communications Group's mission is to leverage the stories of the field to build greater public awareness of and appreciation for live theatre in America. The organization’s vision ranges from being the leader and innovator in ass...more

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Access Fitz! is a blog with a focus on accessibility for people with disabilities in the arts, with an emphasis on Theatre. This blog also features a number of articles on standard accessibility issues including technology, information access ...more

"We make one world from the stories of many different worlds. Multiculturalism, or whatever you call it, didn’t begin in the 1980s, though we sometimes behave as if it did. Hull-House reminds us that ethnic, racial and cultural diversity i...more

In the midst of a year-long 50th anniversary celebration, Theatre Communications Group is celebrating four core values that they have identified as important to both the work of TCG and the theatre field: artistry, diversity, global citizenship and a...more

"What is the state of black theater in D.C.? by DeNeen Brown The Washington Post January 6, 2012 In Washington, DC with a population that is almost 50 percent African American, there is only one full-time professional black theater comp...more

 "D.C. area homeless women to tell ‘Life Stories’ in Kennedy Center performance" The Washington Post by Katherine Boyle April 29, 2012 "Can art save a life? I think we’re finding that it can save lives...more