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Code Word Reform: Taking another look at the Actors’ Equity Showcase Code

by Emily DeVoti

Theater

On Sunday, July 8, from 6 to 8pm at Classic Stage Company, come show your support for AEA Showcase Code reform! Keep readin’...

Saving Their Tales

by Valerie Work

Theater

Marine biologists are the new rock stars,” proclaim Jessica Brater and Katya Schapiro, Artistic Director and Artistic Associate of Brooklyn-based theater company Polybe & Seats. Both are clearly excited about their company’s newest project, which will encompass ocean conservation and mermaids.

Having Their Cake, and Meaning It Too

by Jacob Gallagher-Ross

Theater

Once upon a time, downtown theater took itself very seriously.

BRING A WEASEL AND A PINT OF YOUR OWN BLOOD

by Trish Harnetiaux

Theater

I must confess that I find it rather difficult to define the word “adaptation.” It seems conceptually overwhelming—like “technology” or “Africa.”

So Many Players

by Miriam Felton-Dansky

Theater

Philadelphia, January, 1767. A group of white actors prepared for a production of Voltaire’s Orphan of China by applying yellow face paint and donning (inaccurately) Middle Eastern costumes.