Episode 1

BIPOC Theatres: Inherently Political

BIPOC Founders and Artistic Directors, helming BIPOC institutions, discuss their institution’s origins, political convictions, artistic achievements, and the hypocrisy of equity trends.

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With (left to right): Wren T Brown, Julia Cho, Carmen Morgan, Torange Yeghiazarian, and José Luis Valenzuela.

Episode 2

New BIPOC Leaders, New Leadership Models

BIPOC Artistic Directors, helming predominantly White institutions, discuss balancing their new positions of power within organizations that continue to struggle with structural racism.

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With (left to right): Eric Ting, Hana Sharif, Carmen Morgan, Jacob G. Padrón, and Nataki Garrett.

Episode 3

BIPOC Leaders Are Changing the Rules

BIPOC leaders, helming BIPOC institutions and BIPOC leaders of white institutions gather to discuss radical partnerships.

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With (left to right, bottom to top): Jacob G. Padrón, Nataki Garrett, Torange Yeghiazarian, Julia Cho, Carmen Morgan, José Luis Valenzuela, Wren T. Brown, Hana Sharif, and Eric Ting.

Episode 4
BIPOC Fatigue

BIPOC leaders in US theatre discuss the common stressors and fatigue experienced by BIPOC artists and administrators who work with and in predominantly white institutions.

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With (left to right): Gabriel Barrera, Seena Hodges, Carmen Morgan, Mica Cole, and Leslie Ishii.

Episode 5

White Fragility/

White Activism

White leaders in US theatre discuss the challenge of white fragility and the responsibility of white people to demonstrate their antiracist values with actions.

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With (left to right): Michael Robertson, SK Kerastas, Carmen Morgan, and Merilee Barrera.

Episode 6

Movement Building: Creating What Didn't Exist

Leaders across US theatre discuss their individual contributions to diversify the field.

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With (left to right): Tirzah Tyler, Dafina McMillan, David Stewart, Carmen Morgan, Rebecca Novick, and Evren Odcikin