Ok, I'm still on vacation until this Monday, but we're not going to leave you without a Wednesday morning newsletter! Last week, we put the spotlight on a collection of recent essays. Today, we're highlighting our writers' reporting on stories like a choir for trans and nonbinary singers, Philly's indie film community, the great Ijames Pass experiment, spaces for disabled actors, a closer look at pay-what-you-can ticketing, and the President's House saga.
Scroll down, peruse the headlines, and see what speaks to you today. Which stories did you miss when we first published them? They're still relevant now.
Our Fringe Coverage Friends Drive continues for almost three more weeks. Have you been considering the jump to becoming a BSR donor, ensuring our coverage this fall?
I'll be back with you properly next Wednesday. Like I mentioned back at the end of July, there'll be some temporary changes in our coverage over the coming weeks, until we onboard a new associate editor. Thanks for sticking with us! We're excited to experience the 2026-2027 season with you.
Alaina Johns
BSR editor-in-chief
If theater is about creativity, why can’t we make room for disabled artists?
Anndee Hochman
A Bryn Mawr-based theater company proves that with patience, flexibility, and innovation, disabled artists of all ages can take to the stage, enjoying community, careers, and creativity. Anndee Hochman visits.
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