In the last article of the year, editor Liz Bazzoli interviews Leah Geisler about their experiences with The Grappler.

To kick off AAPI Heritage Month we're featuring a reflection by Staff Writer, LeeAnne Nakamura, who discusses the recent musical, KPOP on...

Staff writer, Grace Archer highlights the unique theatricality that sports possesses while grounding the conversation in language we...

Introduction written by: Managing Editor, Camille Pugliese As I sat down to sum up my thoughts on the season announcement, I kept running...

Artemis Westover explores the place of alien stories in reconstructing alternative realities through an analysis of Octavia Butler's Dawn.

In our final February piece, Managing Editor Camille Pugliese shares a love letter to her favorite playwright: Martin McDonagh.

The Grappler editors share 101 reasons why they love theatre.

Writer Liv Queen Majestic connects the collaborative world of zines to theatre.

The Grappler editors explore the complexity of burnout and what cultivating joy looks like in their own lives.

In the final installment of this series, Camille interviews Kathryn Courtney and Robert Vetter.

Roy speaks with Kathy Thompson about the Mess Fest show Fac-Off.

Joan Starkey interviews Lexi Hannah about her puppet show as a part of Mess Fest.

Josephine Clarke interviews Lazarus Howell and Sierra Reynolds about Mess Fest.

In the first part of our Mess Fest Interview Series, Josephine interviews Kenna Bartlett and Stuart Williams.

The Grappler's editors finish off autumn quarter with a reflection on what it means for us as artists to gather with intention.

Goosebumps dramaturgs Liz and Emily share a conversation reflecting on horror, mystery, and TYA dramaturgy.

In the spirit of Halloween, LeeAnne Nakamura examines a Halloween Horror Nights room called "Scarecrow: The Reaping."

Holly Dodd explores the evolution of the vampire, from the original Dracula to Interview with a Vampire.

Molly Sharfstein opens the discussion for Muppet dramaturgy: An analysis of the consciousness of Muppets.

In this video, Laura Rodriguez Sierra and LeeAnne Nakamura ask Martine Kei Green-Rogers (AKA Dean Martine) 73 questions.