Sheetala Bhat Documents The Lives Of Female Performers In Colonial India
Sheetala Bhat’s Performing Self, Performing Gender: Reading The Lives Of Women Performers In...
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Month: December 2018
Sunandha Raghunathan’s “Bad Hindu” Is Caught Between Two Worlds
“I still remember, I was down with chicken pox and my mom would tell me stories. But, The...
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“Wet: A DACAmented Journey”: Living As An Undocumented Immigrant
Alex Alpharaoh has brought WET: A DACAmented Journey, his moving, comic, and political one-man...
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The Making Of Mahatma
To commemorate Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary, Urdu Academy, Delhi staged Mohan Se...
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“Chasing Champions: The Sam Langford Story” by Nova Scotia Playwright Jacob Sampson
Chasing Champions: The Sam Langford Story by Nova Scotia playwright Jacob Sampson (who also stars)...
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In The Unseen World: Performing Storytelling In The World Of Indigenous Peoples
In the new theatre research LabO located in the Ottawa Art Gallery, a group of students and...
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“Cuckoo” at The Soho Theatre
Iona is not having a good day. She’s a super talkative Dublin teen who desperately wants to be...
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She She Pop: Politely But Firmly To The Boundary Of Shame
For a second, the man stares aghast. His son is on stage talking about some very personal things,...
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Suzanne Foellmer: Choreography As A Form Of Protest
Politically motivated flash mobs and performances react to current questions of society with...
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“On the Town” and the Long March for Civil Rights in Performance
In this blog post, Carol J. Ola, author or Bernstein Meets Broadway: Collaborative Art in a Time...
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And Then There Were None: Larissa FastHorse’s “The Thanksgiving Play”
I caught up with The Thanksgiving Play a few days after Thanksgiving. I was in the mood to laugh...
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High-Functioning Sociopaths And A Missing Panther
The Little Theatre’s Christmas pantomime brings your favorite fictional detectives and a number of...
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Review: “Man In The Ring” By Michael Cristofer
Michael Cristofer’s “Man in the Ring” is a memory play that hits on an emotional level in a way that is hard to shake.
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Less Is More Or Less Is Less: The Balancing Act Of Designing Big Musicals In Small Spaces
Joe Klug is a gifted scenic designer who has a passion for reimagining musicals, particularly in...
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Amazing Grace: The Barrow Group Presents “The Tricky Part”
“Sun is bad for you. Everything our parents told us was good is bad. Sun. Milk. Red meat....
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Alonzo King Lines Ballet “Sutra” Unites The World
What we grasp from this hypnotic evening presented by the Alonzo King Lines Ballet performing a...
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Solo 70: Dance Is A Mechanism For Letting Go
In Solo 70, acclaimed dancer and choreographer Paul-André Fortier performs his final piece with...
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“Bhagawad Ajjukam” Probes The Concept Of Transfiguration
Beyond the vibrant costumes and farcical elements, Suresh Anagalli’s Bhagawad Ajjukam is a...
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“Chasing The New White Whale”: Neither Fish Nor Fowl
Michael Gorman’s latest play Chasing The New White Whale, at La MaMa where he is the Playwright in...
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Guiding Principles: A New Play Takes Hong Kong’s Educational System To Task
From an early age, we are taught that right and wrong are two distinct entities, just as easily...
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