Every Single Word: The Oscars Tickets

Every Single Word: The Oscars is a landmark spoken-word performance by Dylan Marron, creator of the Every Single Word project. Originating in 2015 as a Tumblr and YouTube series that highlights lines spoken by people of color in films, the project expanded into live performances that explore representation in cinema. The Oscar edition, held on Oscar night, spotlighted underrepresented voices and supported the Made in NY PA Training Program. While current tour information beyond 2016 is not announced, this page centers on the Bowery event and the ongoing impact of the project.

Learn more about Dylan Marron’s work, including his TED Talk on empathy and his book Conversations with People Who Hate Me, as well as how Every Single Word has influenced conversations around media representation.

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Biography in brief: Dylan Marron is a writer, actor, and filmmaker known for Every Single Word, a project examining representation in film by highlighting lines spoken by people of color. The series began in 2015 and evolved into live performances, including the Oscar-night edition at Bowery Ballroom in NYC. Marron has delivered a widely viewed TED Talk on empathy and authored Conversations with People Who Hate Me, a book about online discourse and human connection.

Discography highlights: Every Single Word is performance-based; milestones include the original Tumblr/YouTube series (2015–present) and the 2016 Bowery Ballroom live event. Marron’s broader work includes film and stage projects with ongoing influence in social commentary through video essays and performance art.

Upcoming tours: No publicly announced 2025 tour dates. The last known live date was in 2016. Follow official channels for any future announcements from Dylan Marron.