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Our friends at Queens Theatre are now accepting applications for their Theatre For All (TFA) Training program 2021! Now in its fourth year, this is a FREE two-week acting training program for Deaf/Disabled at all levels of their careers.

Theatre for All Training Program 2021 | Queens Theatre Queens Theatre is proud to present the fourth year of its Theatre for All Training Program, taking place in June 2020. Due to the coronavirus, this year's workshops and events will be hosted virtually by Queens Theatre. Applications are due by Friday, May 28, 2021 at 12 pm EST.

Last week American Theatre magazine released an issue dedicated to Disability and Theatre. Apothetae/Lark Fellow Drewcella (Oya Mae) Davis joined a roundtable of theatremakers to talk about their work, how they make it, and models for inclusive spaces for both artists and audiences.

"I do not think there is a disability aesthetic right now. I definitely think it is something that needs to be created. My hope with it being created is that everybody is being taken care of. That we are taking care of each other, and that the word intersectionality is used a lot through it. I think it is so important to put the poor as well as Black and POC people at the forefront of it. I think those specific experiences have not really been told and need to be told."

The How and the What: Access, Justice, and Disability Aesthetic A roundtable of theatremakers talk about their work, how they make it, and models for inclusive spaces for both artists and audiences.

American Theatre magazine's March Issue is dedicated to Disability & Theatre. Thanks to all who contributed and made this possible!

AMERICAN THEATRE The national magazine for the American not-for-profit theatre

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