Interview With Rob Rokicki, Composer And Lyricist Of “The Lightning Thief”
Rob Rokicki is a Drama Desk, Lortel, and Off-Broadway alliance-nominated composer/lyricist. His...
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Finding Common Language: Paul Tate DePoo III Brings His Set Design For “Titanic” To Seoul, South Korea
I love Titanic, the sweeping Broadway musical with a book by Peter Stone and a score by Maury...
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“Hymn To Love” At Divine Comedy Festival 2017
The chorus, as Nietzsche states in The Birth Of Tragedy, “can only be understood as the cause of...
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lan Ayckbourn’s “The Divide” at The Old Vic
Playwright Alan Ayckbourn basically comes in two flavors: suburban comedies of embarrassment and...
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Movie Star-Crossed: Adrienne Kennedy’s “He Brought Her Heart Back in a Box”
The explosively feminine theater of Adrienne Kennedy breaks many of the fundamental “rules” of...
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“The Rage” at Divine Comedy Festival 2017
Divine Comedy Festival 2017 situates itself awkwardly around the peaceful Christmas Market in the...
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The House That Geoff Sobelle Built: Questioning The Fundamentals Of Everyday Life In “Home”
In Home, Geoff Sobelle and company, under the skillful direction of Lee Sunday Evans, create a...
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On Words In Motion: “Brodsky/Baryshnikov”
In scholarly debates on contemporary theatre, the question about language has primary importance....
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“Brodsky/Baryshnikov” – Poetry in Motion
On a Sunday afternoon at the Cutler Majestic in Boston, Brodsky/Baryshnikov had its final Boston...
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Masked Dancing: Javanese Tales on Stage
As an event it was spectacular; as dance, it swirled past the barriers of culture and language. As...
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Flock Theatre Presents “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” In The Monte Cristo Cottage
On the first night of rehearsal in the Monte Cristo Cottage in New London, CT, Flock Theatre...
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Fredric Mao Blasts Away Convention in a New Cantonese Opera
This article is brought to you by the 46th edition of the Hong Kong Arts Festival. If all you know...
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“The Neighbor’s Grief is Greener”: A Dark Domesticity
A dreamy, perfect 1950’s housewife stands in the middle of a kitchen, cracking eggs and stirring...
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From Script To Stage: Sustaining The Rhythm In Performing Art In Nigeria
Can rhythm in theatre performances be sustained? Composing a moist and spicy story could be quite...
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Interview With Mickey Rowe: A Leader In Autism Representation On Stage
This fall, Mickey Rowe was the first autistic actor to play Christopher Boone, the autistic main...
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“My Mum’s A Twat” at The Royal Court
What a brilliant title! Yes, this one must be up there with the likes of Jim Cartwright’s I Licked...
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“Iyov” Premieres At The Prototype Festival
When a show begins I find it difficult for me to be present. Almost, as if, I’m like...
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A Theoretical Polarization Between Performability Versus Readability Or Towards “The Metaphysics Of A (Play) Text?”
In this essay, I want to discuss the interface the Semiotics of Theater and Theater Translation as...
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Colliding Traditions Keep Chinese Opera Alive and Well
Chinese opera is as expansive and diverse as China itself – and it continues to thrive in the face...
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“What A Young Wife Ought To Know”: Birth Control Docudrama
Hannah Moscovitch’s play What A Young Wife Ought To Know, which is based on a compilation of...
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