In a time when AI churns out scripts and screens compete for every spare second, is there still a future for live performance? Award-winning designer and producer Clint Ramos ('Sunday in the Park with George', 'Into the Woods') believes the answer begins in the classroom — not just in training artists to create, but in preparing them to endure. The Lincoln Centre's Artist-in-Residence shares why education needs to do more than teach technique — it must build resilience, adaptability, and a long view.
As creative careers become harder to sustain, Ramos argues for a rethink: treat arts education not as a pipeline to stardom, but as a foundation for problem-solving, collaboration, and emotional intelligence. In other words, skills that matter far beyond the stage.
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