2021–2022

Issue Seven: Between Two Knees

May 30, 2021

Prepare to Repair With Cash and Laughs

Dyme Ellis

And I Laughed

Madeleine Hutchins

U.S. Deaths Near An Incalculable Loss

Kohar Avakian

Issue One: Chicken and Biscuits

October 11, 2021

Death, Funerals, and Comedy: A Conversation About Clothes With Dede Ayite

Jacob Santos

Chicken and Biscuits

Brittani Samuel

Chicken and biscuits—more than a meal

Kelundra Smith

Issue Two: Nollywood Dreams

December 8, 2021

Black Hair, Performance, and The Art of Storytelling Through Style

Renee Harrison

What Price Nollywood?

Wilfred Okiche

What Nollywood Means to Me

Iyvon E.

Issue Three: To The Yellow House

December 9, 2021

Coloring a Canvas

Jesca Prudencio

The (Im)possibilities of Making Work in Kimber Lee's To The Yellow House

Beatrice Basso

Will the Real Agostina Segatori Please Stand Up?

Ankita Raturi

Issue Four: Tambo and Bones

February 14, 2022

Some Thoughts on Black Clowns

Zora Howard

White Discomfort is the BARE, Bare Minimum

Afrikah Smith

An Entirely Spontaneous One-Woman Improv Comedy Post-Show Performance for After Attending Dave Harris’ Tambo & Bones

Kate Tarker

Issue Five: The Chinese Lady

March 17, 2022

Going to the Zoo

Francis Jue

On Presentation: A Designer’s Perspective

Wilson Chin

In Lloyd Suh’s The Chinese Lady, Everything is for Sale.

Zoë Sonnenberg

This is a Spell

Diana Oh

Issue Six: How I Learned to Drive

April 26, 2022

How I Learned from How I Learned to Drive

Sarah Ruhl

A Trip to See How I Learned to Drive

Miranda Rose Hall

Forgiveness

Shannon Tyo

2021–2022

Issue Seven: Between Two Knees

Prepare to Repair With Cash and Laughs

And I Laughed

U.S. Deaths Near An Incalculable Loss

Issue One: Chicken and Biscuits

Death, Funerals, and Comedy: A Conversation About Clothes With Dede Ayite

Chicken and Biscuits

Chicken and biscuits—more than a meal

Issue Two: Nollywood Dreams

Black Hair, Performance, and The Art of Storytelling Through Style

What Price Nollywood?

What Nollywood Means to Me

Issue Three: To The Yellow House

Coloring a Canvas

The (Im)possibilities of Making Work in Kimber Lee's To The Yellow House

Will the Real Agostina Segatori Please Stand Up?

Issue Four: Tambo and Bones

Some Thoughts on Black Clowns

White Discomfort is the BARE, Bare Minimum

An Entirely Spontaneous One-Woman Improv Comedy Post-Show Performance for After Attending Dave Harris’ Tambo & Bones

Issue Five: The Chinese Lady

Going to the Zoo

On Presentation: A Designer’s Perspective

In Lloyd Suh’s The Chinese Lady, Everything is for Sale.

This is a Spell

Issue Six: How I Learned to Drive

How I Learned from How I Learned to Drive

A Trip to See How I Learned to Drive

Forgiveness

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