howlround

British  

/ ˈhaʊlˌraʊnd /

noun

1. Also called: howlback.  the condition, resulting in a howling noise, when sound from a loudspeaker is fed back into the microphone of a public-address or recording system

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Example Sentences

In September 2021, he discussed the fact that he felt like he had to do this play with director, dramaturge and educator Marina J. Bergenstock and Seattle Rep’s director of arts engagement Nabra Nelson on their HowlRound Theatre Commons-produced podcast “Kunafa and Shay,” which discusses Middle Eastern and North African theater.

From Seattle Times

In a 2020 essay for the theater website HowlRound, Alcorn and Porter admitted that as stage managers, they had “unconsciously and complicitly upheld white supremacy culture within the production process.”

From New York Times

In an essay for Howlround Theater Commons, you wrote that “theater must stop making films during the pandemic.”

From New York Times

Earlier this year, Mosaic Theater appointed Psalmayene 24 to a three-year position as playwright in residence, supported by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and Emerson College’s HowlRound Theatre Commons.

From Washington Post

In New York City, the experimental institution La MaMa live-streamed several events last weekend, including a festival copresented with CultureHub and HowlRound, and it is looking to do more in the near future.

From New York Times