Author: Kaiya Lyons
Bringing the law to the stage.
Protecting Political Art in the Age of Trump
Recontextualizing “Chicago” in 2017
By Allison Gold, director of “Chicago” at the Georgetown University Law Center Continue reading Recontextualizing “Chicago” in 2017
Finding Catharsis in Theatre
By Rick Westerkamp Continue reading Finding Catharsis in Theatre
Miss America Needs a Facelift
By Kaiya Lyons Continue reading Miss America Needs a Facelift
The Emotional Costs of Processing Intolerance on Stage
By Ada Cheng, playwright and star of “Not Quite: Asian American by Law, Asian Woman by Desire” Continue reading The Emotional Costs of Processing Intolerance on Stage
A Timeless Expression of Protest
By Bonnie Farber, marketing director for “It Can’t Happen Here” Continue reading A Timeless Expression of Protest