Interview: Scenic Designer Rachel Hauck on ‘Cats: The Jellicle Ball’ and the enduring magic of live performance
Tony-winning scenic designer Rachel Hauck, a 1998 Princess Grace Award recipient, on the Foundation's impact, the risks behind Cats: The Jellicle Ball, and why live theatre still does what nothing...
Interview: Filmmaker and Producer-Director John Ira Palmer on storytelling, collaboration, and the future of filmmaking
In this conversation, John Ira Palmer reflects on his early creative beginnings, the lessons he’s carried across disciplines, and why moments of change in the film industry continue to inspire...
Interview: Director Tina Landau on artistic risk, collaboration, and the enduring power of live theatre
From SpongeBob to Steppenwolf, award-winning director Tina Landau reflects on risk, reinvention and why she still has no idea how to make theatre — and why that drives her.
Interview: Playwright Adam Rapp on provocation, perseverance, and the power of the Princess Grace legacy
From Broadway to Steppenwolf, and from Illinois cornfields to imagined days in Monaco, Rapp reminds us why stories that unsettle us are often the ones we need most.
Interview: Principal Dancer Mira Nadon on artistic heights, self-care, and the legacy of Princess Grace
What does it take to rise to the pinnacle of one of the world’s most prestigious ballet companies before the age of 25? For Mira Nadon, the answer lies in equal parts artistry, resilience, and an...
Princess Grace Award Winner Danielle Deadwyler on Legacy, Intimacy, and Living with Purpose
This month, writer Kelli Acciardo speaks with award-winning actress, writer, and artist Danielle Deadwyler who has long captivated audiences with her emotionally rich, genre-defying performances.