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Showing posts with label Protest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Protest. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Proud Boys Threaten Colin Kaepernick's Miniseries Production
Consequence of Sound: The filming location for the Netflix miniseries about Colin Kaepernick is on high security alert after a reported threat from the right-wing Proud Boys organization. On Friday, as TMZ reports, the anti-Black Lives Matter group was allegedly planning to protest the production about the former NFL quarterback-turned-civil rights icon.
Tuesday, February 02, 2021
Inventing Worlds
HowlRound Theatre Commons: I grew up with a saying: “If you can’t make it in show business, you go into politics.” While there is some truth to that, ultimately it just illustrates that politics is inherently performative. It requires carefully crafted messaging, a deep understanding of perceived perspectives, and the ability to remain flexible and switch tactics at a moment’s notice. It’s made up of meticulously chosen words, meant to inspire and provoke, and body language that welcomes and dissuades.
Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Hungary's students are making a last stand against Viktor Orbán’s power grab
Hungary | The Guardian: As I write, the University of Theatre and Film Arts in Budapest (SZFE) is being occupied by its students and staff. It is the latest battle, and possibly last stand, against the Hungarian government’s attempt to seize power in independent institutions of all sorts, including cultural ones.
Thursday, June 18, 2020
Coronavirus: Cirque du Soleil artists hold protest over work contracts they say went unpaid
Globalnews.ca: On the day of the Cirque du Soleil’s 36th anniversary, some of its employees and artists gathered in front of the circus’ marquee in Montreal’s Old Port on Tuesday to mark the occasion and to demand they get paid nearly $1.5 million they claim they are owed for services they provided before the novel coronavirus pandemic hit.
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