UPCOMING EVENTS
Amor Eterno: A Requiem for Pulse
Inspired by the architecture of Brahms' Ein Deutches Requiem, Amor Eterno: A Requiem for Pulse by composer Saunder Choi is seven-movement work for choir, soloists, and orchestra that traces the arc of grief and loss to comfort in eternal love.
WIDENING OUR CIRCLE: A Community Sharing
If you’re in the Twin Cities, join Art2Action & Pangea World Theater in person to meet the 2026 Directing Institute artists for an evening of creative community building.
Livestream: Theatre in Times of War & State Violence
This panel discussion from the 2026 National Institute for Directing and Ensemble Creation, moderated by Meena Natarajan, explores the role of theatre artists in times of war, occupation, and state-sanctioned violence, in multiple contexts and locations around the globe, from Minneapolis to Palestine.
Until Love Makes Us | Que el amor nos haga
Until Love Makes Us (Que el amor nos haga) is a bilingual new play written and directed by Dora Arreola that explores the theme of migration through the lens of love, resistance, and healing.
A Festival of Palestinian Art
Uplifting Palestinian voices and stories in theater, film, and stand-up comedy, A Festival of Palestinian Art is co-produced by Golden Thread Productions and Crowded Fire Theater and supported by Art2Actionas part of a multi-year partnership with Golden Thread Productions on Protecting Dissent, uplifting and centering voices for Palestine.
Off the Record: Acts of Restorative Justice by James Scruggs
OFF THE RECORD: Acts of Restorative Justice by James Scruggs is a theatrical intervention aimed directly at the American Criminal Justice System and a call for audiences to activate their activism and stoke the fires of change. Invoking magic, mysticism, hard-facts, and fun games, this performance will help you build your tool kit to take the necessary next steps toward fostering systemic transformation.
Migration Play: San Antonio by Heather Raffo
A2A commissioned artist and internationally acclaimed playwright Heather Raffo premieres the San Antonio installment of her Migration Play Cycle, “Tomorrow Will Be Sunday,” featuring live music and a cast of local and international artists.