Diep Tran

Diep Tran is an arts journalist and editor in New York City. She was previously the features editor of Broadway.com and the senior editor of American Theatre magazine. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times, NBC, Playbill, CNN, Hello Giggles, Time Out New York, Backstage, and Salon, among other publications. She recently co-founded Token Theatre Friends, an independent POC-led media company.

As Summerworks celebrates its 25th anniversary, Clubbed Thumb’s founder and producing artistic director looks back on its history that’s evolved from scrappy to sterling.
What the Constitution Means to Me by Heidi Schreck, directed by Oliver Butler, 2017. Pictured: (L to R) Rosdely Ciprian, Heidi Schreck. Photo: Elke Young.
TV and stage actor Daniel K. Isaac has performed in Lloyd Suh’s play multiple times, finding with each new production an increased relevance in its story of the first Chinese woman to set foot in America.
Shannon Tyo in Long Wharf Theatre's Production of The Chinese Lady. Photo: T. Charles Erickson.
The Broadway Advocacy Coalition began in 2016 but, in light of continuous police brutality and calls for racial equity, has gained steam even as theaters are closed. Here, Diep Tran profiles the vital organization, speaking with two of its leaders about birthing a movement and shepherding it into transformative times.
Photo: William Alatriste.

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