…Hyung Seok Jeon Light design: Jennifer Tipton, Evan Anderson Additional lighting: David Sexton Costumes: Antonia Belt Assistant director and stage manager: Michaela Murphy Additional sound and video: Andrew Maillet Sound…
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…entire group, while others are carried out in small groups. Photo Credit: Vanessa Costa LARGE GROUP ACTIVITIES In the opening sessions, Cristina Cavecchi and I gave all attendees an introduction…
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…reality. Its heartbeat is the story of the uncanny friendship between Zina (Moldovan actress Alina Mihailevschi), an undocumented immigrant, and AI (Tim Craig), who appears on a large computer monitor….
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…Extended ruminations on whether it was necessary to make concessions to render art relevant for contemporary audiences (citing examples such as the decision by the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam…
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…writer-performer Barton Williams (Huynh van Cuong) and Hebridean composer Andy Yearley (Nguyen Tang). The authors here have been united by fate through their shared background as survivors of the post-Vietnam…
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…she feels like ‘a vanishing lady,’ her words, Woman decides to join a therapy group, in a scene where she must finally confront her demons. In the final scenes, having…
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…of which ground-breaking in their unique ways: American Trajal Harrell offered a format of attending “work in progress”, Michel van der Aa’s work experiments with AI and opera in novel…
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…Hannah van der Westhuysen’s Cecile does make a journey from innocence to experience, Monica Barbaro, making her stage debut as Tourvel, is more erratic. But in general this is a…
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…fragments of his life story within his biography, as well as the driving force behind his photographic and journalistic work. Performer: Human van der Merwe. Photographer: David April (@davidaprilphotography) The…
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…Bernard Tomić, with the exception of Ivan Pašalić), exhibit a bloodthirst that exceeds anything that can be generated by meds. They are “born killers”, the video games having not caused…
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…the literature text by István Örkény from 1966, directed by Andraš Urban, represents political satire, the world’s senselessness of wars and warfare and the tragedy of specific prototypes and universal…
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…really left NYC. Those years when I did my Masters I remember very vividly because it’s a New York that some say has already vanished. When I arrived in the…
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…if everything else had vanished. The pain in our legs disappeared. Our voices grew stronger. The actors’ playfulness returned with warmth. The theatre itself became a space of release—a ritual…
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…appeal with facile topicality. There was Oskar Eustis’s 2017 Julius Caesar, for instance, whose Caesar and Calpurnia were made up to resemble Donald and Melania Trump. And Daniel Sullivan’s 2019…
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…Vanessa Suen (sets), Yeung Tsz Yan (lighting), Lam Kwan Fai (music), Anthony Yeung (sound), Jade Leung (costumes), Henky Chan (video) and Sandhya Gopal (dance coach) — helped him draw on…
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…can!” This phrase returns again and again throughout the show, as the answer to why the uber-wealthy use their vast resources to build vanity projects, like Versailles. Jackie (Chenoweth) echoes…
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…how Patti Smith evolved Gloria from Van Morrison’s original version. It happens all the time with sampling, and in the end, we’re all in some big cultural stew where you…
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…Package. Actors Kyle McIlhone & Peter Sullivan. Photo by: Florence Rossiello. Marcina Zaccaria: Sean, what’s the difference between being an Actor and being a Writer? Sean King: When Lyle…
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…wołoczebne peregrination”) is a vanishing tradition of “Easter carol singing,” practiced in northern and eastern Poland. In keeping with the custom, the “carol singers” visit nearby homes on Easter Monday;…
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…the lineup came in a bulk package of European dance artists liberally sponsored through the Dance Reflections program by the French luxury jewelry brand Van Cleef and Arpels. The public…
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