From Dream to Stage: How to Write a Play
The smell of greasepaint takes me back to when I was 12. I’d sneak into
The smell of greasepaint takes me back to when I was 12. I’d sneak into
What do Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Beckett’s chess match with oblivion have in common? Both turn
What happens when a river walks backward? And Jesus Moonwalks the Mississippi brings a unique
Imagine 20,000 Athenians cheering wildly as a solo figure emerges from the chorus. It wasn’t
Imagine federal arts funding vanishing like intermission champagne. The NEA’s budget is now like King
You don’t need a Tony Award to shine on stage. Pixar’s Ratatouille showed that anyone
Federico García Lorca moved through Spanish theater like Muhammad Ali danced around the ring –
The first night of Alfred Jarry’s “Ubu Roi” was unforgettable. It started with flying chairs.
Boston is waking up from winter’s sleep, and it’s a big change. We’re swapping snow