Press

Press

Spoleto presents "Remember This"
The lesson of Jan Karski
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From the Streets to Storytelling
with Global Fellow Samwel Japhet
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2025 Soros Fellow
with Georgetown Alumni Devika Ranjan (SFS’17)
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The Lab x Georgetown Health Magazine
Ensemble of care
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Writing through change: The power of creative literature according to the Lannan Center

Actorly Fauci becomes blind prophet for Oedipus the King reading in DC

Jesse Eisenberg and Dr. Anthony Fauci Headlined THE OEDIPUS PROJECT at Georgetown’s Gaston Hall

The Everyday Artistry in Sudan Shines on World Theatre Day

Listening for Unheard Voices- Syria

An innovative Georgetown lab looks to theater to quell political fires

When the Goddess of Evil Looms Large, Cue the (Goddess of) Music

TCG and The Lab at Georgetown Launch Global Theater Initiative

Seven Indian Americans Among 30 Recipients of The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship for New Americans

The Art of Care

Theater as healer in ‘The Art of Care’ at Mosaic

Need a bit of healing? There’s a new show for that

Review: Art of Care at Mosaic

Professor Uncovers the Tender, Often Invisible Ways We Care for One Another in New Play

10 best plays and musicals of 2024: Rachel McAdams, ‘Oh, Mary!’ and more

Caring acts

Cultivating Cultural Resilience

How Ukrainian Playwrights Are Defending Culture

Stories, Seeds, Survivance

Taking Care, Taking Risks

The Government Took Over Their University. Here’s How These Students Fought Back 

 
Why Soft Power Is Not So Soft 

 Remember This: The Lesson of Jan Karski

Black and white "Remember This" film poster, featuring a man's face in profile

Purchase Remember This – By Clark Young and Derek Goldman

Potempa: ‘Remember This’ at Chicago Shakespeare Theater delivers stage message that matters

‘Remember This’ Review: Finding Strength Amid Moral Failure

David Strathairn gives a masterful solo performance as Jan Karski in ‘Remember This’

Here I Am

The legacy of Reconstruction reverberates. So why aren’t students learning about it?

A powerful theater of witness marks Emancipation Day in “Here I Am”

Artifacts from Short-Colomb’s journey, are now part of the new exhibitionat the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC).

GU-Q stages ‘Here I Am’

Performance Hosted by Georgetown University in Qatar Explores Lasting Legacy of Slavery

Cypress knees exhibit higlights little-known piece of Natchez history