Theater
Found in Translation: Ibsen/ Fosse at 59E59
By Barton BishopAs the producer/ director Sarah Cameron Sunde puts it, Norweigian playwright Jon Fosse believes that all theatre is a perpetual dialogue, forever in translation.
From Kansas to the Ohio: The Ice Factory 2006
By Miriam Felton-Dansky“Robert F. Kennedy is an angel of God,” explains director Rachel Chavkin to sound designer Matt Hubbs. “He’s acting as an angel of God.” “But he’s not the Second Coming?” queries Hubbs. “He’s not the Second Coming,” confirms Chavkin.
After the Fall
By Heidi Schreck“After years and years of ‘wooden language’, the young Romanian playwrights are now trying to actually reinvent a spoken, everyday language, and it’s a tough battle.” —Iulia Popovici
Politics is a Drag
By Jason GroteAt first glance, Larry Bogad’s informative and engaging Electoral Guerilla Theatre seems an odd book to exist, chronicling three underreported satirical election campaigns.
In Dialogue
Divining Adam Szymkowicz
By Sheila CallaghanAdam Szymkowicz is home from work early on a Tuesday afternoon (he has an office job, like many of us). He’s taking vacation time to work on a new play.
Jane Austen Reclaimed and Retold
By Paul MenardMansfield Park is widely considered to be one of Jane Austen’s least popular works.
Depends on the Audience
By Timmy WisconsinI hate comedians. Most people love them, but that’s only because most people don’t know any.
