Visionary Builders

Simon of Cyrene: The Musical was to reach Black people and help them see themselves in the story of Jesus’ suffering, crucifixion and resurrection. Its writer wanted “to demonstrate to other Black boys and men how God works miracles to turn circumstances and situations into God-honoring destinies.” But just the trailer choked me up and helped me connect with the story in a way that deepens my understanding and grief about racial relations

Mind the Gap participants enact an ideological tug-of-war Collaboration across all sorts of divides is one of Summit Stages’ core...

A Voice for Good's 2018 choir and orchestra, that was focused on building people, not highlighting stars. Paul Schwartz stands 4th from...

Paul Schwart (L) and family members on the set of Savior of the World. For Paul Schwartz, putting on a professional-quality production is...

On the night of August 23, 2020, the streets of Kenosha Wisconsin filled with an angry mob. Earlier that day, Jacob Blake, an African...

Jerry (J.J) First Charger Jr. In recent weeks I’ve brought you inspiring stories from the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and a visionary...

Zach Kautter launched PK productions to heal divides by helping people understand each other and connect with their common humanity.

Charles St. Clair was alienated and on a fast track to nowhere until theatre changed his life and many others.

Luqman Ali's Khayyal Theatre has been transforming the way Britons see Muslims and the way Muslims see the arts for 1/4 century.

Despite no formal training in musical theatre, Burton and van de Graaff have a world-class show: vibrant, entertaining and touching.