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Social Ethics in Information Architecture
Reflection how users interact with website Information Architecture (IA) and content in socio-cultural contexts
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Reflection: Why Annex
As Artistic Director of Annex Theatre – a democratic collective of theatre artists – I learned the value of an artistic home and servant leadership.
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Women Authoring Change – The Zig Zag Festival
Cross-post of a short piece published with Hedgebrook to promote The Zig-Zag Festival at Annex Theatre. Includes a short reflection on the restriction of language from an update in 2024.
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that time 2015 was already well underway… uh, now.
Reflection on recent theatrical expeditions, including Gorky’s ‘The Lower Depths’ produced by Theatre Machine and an interview with director Melissa Fenwick in February 2015.
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Thoughts on Seattle’s FOUR STORY HOUSE
Reflection on FOUR STORY HOUSE, an immersive, site-specific theatrical experience in Seattle’s Central District.
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Slip/Shot at Seattle Public Theater
Theatrical Impression of ‘Slip/Shot’ by Jackie Goldfinger and directed by Kelly Kitchens at Seattle Public Theater.
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Its summertime, but the livin’ ain’t easy
Round up of past and upcoming theatrical projects in 2014 and 2015.
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John Roderick’s Rendezvous
Reflection on seeing John Roderick at John Roderick’s Rendezvous in September 2014.
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Theatrical Impression: Terre Haute by Bridges Stage Company at ACT Theatre
Theatrical Impression of Edmund White’s ‘Terre Haute’ produced by Bridges Stage Company in ACT’s Central Heating Lab in Spring 2014.
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Theatrical Impression: Arcadia at Seattle Public Theater
Theatrical Impression of Tom Stoppard’s ‘Arcadia’ at Seattle Public Theater and a reflection on paper trails with the coincidental timing of an unexpected loss.
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