Last month I gave the keynote address at the National Guild’s Conference for Community Arts Education. This was a gathering of artists and activists from around the nation who are passionate about engaging community. It was like a family reunion, connecting with those that I haven’t seen in a while, and meeting new folks, all of [...]
It’s been quite a season thus far-lots of traveling, performing, teaching and developing new work. In the past six months I’ve gone to Miami twice, Pennsylvania three times, New York City (performance @ Lincoln Center), Dallas, a 5 week stint in Los Angeles, England and Turkmenistan. Next up, I’ll be making my debut in Canada as [...]
I have returned from the most incredible adventure! Just getting there was an experience in itself. New York to Germany to Istanbul to Ashgabat, the country’s capital city. The people live differently than we do. It made me really value the freedom we have in this country. Of course over there there is no crime [...]
This is a three-minute trailer the US Embassy in Turkmenistan put together. Thanks and enjoy!
Watch Video Here
So excited about this one. Click here for details, and we’ll see you down south!
The Meadows School of the Arts at Southern Methodist University has selected two recipients for the second annual 2010 Meadows Prize arts residency: playwright and performer Will Power and choreographer Shen Wei.
Inaugurated in October 2009, the Meadows Prize is presented each fall to [...]
Through Toni Morrison’s Atelier Program, I’ll be teaching a course this Fall entitled “Dramatizing History:Playwriting, Music Theater, Performance.” Joining me as co-instructor will be musical wizard and good friend Justin Ellington, who I’ve collaborated with on the last three plays(Fetch Clay, Make Man, Five Fingers of Funk, and The Seven). Over the course of developing [...]
Will Power: The Plot of Fetch Clay, Make Man
Fetch Clay, Make Man review: Back Stage
Fetch Clay, Make Man Review: The Star-Ledger
Fetch Clay, Make Man has been up and running now for two weeks, and I’m just now starting to reflect-although the full vibe of what’s happened and what’s to come for the piece won’t be known until after we close. Still, been reflecting a bit. You know, this one has been a truly blessed experience [...]
