Expat playwright Lydia Stryk considers living and working at a distance from the US.

Lydia Stryk wonders about the limiting nature of a list and questions how helpful they actually are.

Lydia Stryk shares a heartfelt exploration of being unable to continue to write plays after losing two important figures in her life, and notes the bravery that comes with writing.

Lydia Stryk asks us to change the game and align the industry closer to the human right to make a living wage.

Lydia Stryk shares a reflective overview of her friendship with beloved actress Julie Harris.

Lydia Stryk chats with playwright Catherine Filloux over e-mail.

Following up to a piece for the Brooklyn Rail on Gesamtkunstwerk, playwright Lydia Stryk contrasts the German practice with contemporary American theatricality and collaborative practices.

Lydia Stryk adds to the conversation on sexual harassment by people in power, speaking up about her experiences with sexual harassment and humiliation in the theatre.