Arly Rubens

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Arly Rubens (she/her) is a New Jersey-based dramaturg and actor. She recently graduated with a BA in Theater and English Literature from Kean University, where she currently works as a writing coach. Arly has served as an intern in the literary and education departments of Premiere Stages and the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey and is a founding member of The People's Theater, a political theatre collective led by its members in conversation. As a theater artist, she's interested in interactive and experiential production dramaturgy, Shakespeare, and magical realism; as a human, she's into curating playlists, attempting the crossword puzzle, and the dramaturgical possibilities of The Sopranos.

9 New Names in Russian Ballet That You Should Know

Posted by Arly Rubens | 3rd Jul 2021 | Russia, Theatre and Dance

We have rounded up the rising stars, not only from Moscow and St. Petersburg but also from...

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