‘I Want To Be Part of That’: The Urgent Work of Diversifying White Theatre Staffs
Most theatres recognize that all-white seasons and casts are wrong. So why are administration, management, and staff still so homogeneous?
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Most theatres recognize that all-white seasons and casts are wrong. So why are administration, management, and staff still so homogeneous?
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