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Voices

Notes on who the theatre keeps forgetting to seat — essays on representation and the voices left offstage.

EssayWho the Theatre Keeps Forgetting to SeatOn race and representation on the New York stage, and what a more honest house would look like.By the Ujima desk · Essay · 9 min read
EssayThe Voices Left OffstageOn the writers and directors still waiting for a stage — and the companies working to change who tells the stories.By the Ujima desk · Essay · 4 min read
EssayCollective Work & ResponsibilityThe ethos behind the name — Ujima, and what it means to cover a theatre as a community.By the Ujima desk · Essay · 4 min read

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Ujima is an independent New York theatre journal. It reuses the name “Ujima” — the principle of collective work and responsibility — only as the journal's masthead, and is not affiliated with any theatre, company or venue. We cover the scene; we do not produce it, and we do not sell tickets. American English.