Great piece in the Seattle Times (with a video below) on how strong a town Seattle is for women theatre directors. Here's a comment from Kate Whoriskey who runs the Intiman Theatre about how things have changed for women directors in the country.
An older woman director I respect once gave me some advice...She said if I want to move ahead I should only work with male designers, because you won't be taken seriously if you have a bunch of women around you...I realize for her that strategy worked. Her generation was afraid of being marginalized. But I think women now have the freedom to make different choices.
And Seattle Rep which 10 years ago did not have a single female director for its eight show season, this year half of its shows have female directors.
Wow, what's with this really poorly written, dumbed down, college post? "ain't going
The shows that are cited made have been created by women, but look how many women were hired to
This is wonderfully articulated -- thanks for reposting, Melissa!
Even show's like ABC's hit series, "Once Upon A Time," one of my favorites that
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