
“Riparian States” — On Creating a Play as Long and Deep as The Nile
Next Forever playwright Kareem Fahmy chronicles the winding journey of his play “Riparian States” and the challenges and joys of telling big stories.

Next Forever playwright Kareem Fahmy chronicles the winding journey of his play “Riparian States” and the challenges and joys of telling big stories.

Step into the spacey desert world of Next Forever resident Kate Douglas’s play-in-progress IF I FORGET THEE, O EARTH through an artist created mood board.

What role does theater play in the fight to corral climate change and avert catastrophe? Not the one we think, suggests eco-dramatist and scholar, Khristián Méndez Aguirre in this essay–the first of a series on eco-dramaturgy.

Next Forever resident Kate Douglas talks to Extended Play editor Faith Zamblé about time, space, grief and how plays make space for wonder and loss.

Next Forever resident AriDy Nox weaves a methodology of Black feminism and curiosity as groundwork for their play, “Why Ya’ll Hate Earth So Bad?”

An interview with Next Forever artist Kareem Fahmy about the research and creation of his new play, “Riparian States.”
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