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“I Hate It Here” playwright Ike Holter shares how he wrote a play about the world falling apart—while the world was falling apart.
July 12, 2021
“I Hate It Here” playwright Ike Holter shares how he wrote a play about the world falling apart—while the world was falling apart.
We challenged past and present Education programming participants to submit their stories of life during COVID-19 using only six words each. Bittersweet, sorrowful and uplifting—see what they have to say.
Lili-Anne Brown on bringing I Hate It Here—running July 15-18 only—to life on stage.
In this clip, members of the Strike!: The Youth Political Theatre Project, react to the Atlanta Spa Shootings this past March that claimed the lives of eight people, including six Asian women.
Describing a play using words is one thing, but an image can go even further towards giving audiences a sense of what to expect. See how artist Mary Williamson, a longtime Ike Holter collaborator, translated “I Hate It Here” into a fitting visual.
See what the characters of “School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play” have to say about the quest to become queen bee.