Sentence examples for howlround from inspiring English sources
noun
A high-pitched squeal produced by feedback when a microphone is too close to its connected speakers.
Hi Michael, Howard Sherman wrote recently on HowlRound about "orphaned plays", once new and praised but never becoming canonical.
He also gives a kicking to newspapers and conventional broadcasters who, scared of looking backward and hungry for free content, give further amplification to the howlround.
But whether or not individual works have gone on to further productions, "I think 13P has had an enormous impact on the conversation about new play development," said Polly Carl, the editor of HowlRound, an online theater journal.
The leaders, David Dower and Polly Carl, will bring with them several online projects that have gained a following in theater circles nationally: the online journal HowlRound, the live-streamed New Play TV and an interactive New Play Map, in which theaters can use a database to share production histories for new plays, details about the writers and other information.
In a beautiful post for HowlRound, Smart asks whether theatre and art have any value in the harsh conditions there.
