Casting can change the meaning of a play.
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Casting can change the meaning of a play.
Continue reading “Miniatures”
It’s been said that the bedrock of theatrical expression is the movement of bodies in space.
Continue reading “Bodies Bodies Bodies”
If you seek out dramaturgy unlike anything you expect, get thee to The Tank for The Goat Exchange’s Deadclass, Ohio.
Continue reading “Down the Bear Hole”
There’s a reason that Samuel D. Hunter is considered Mr. Idaho.
Continue reading “Inside the Residency”
Theater companies love to adorn their building’s interior walls with photos of the productions that they want their audiences to remember.
Continue reading “The Last Fiveteen Years”
Where do you expect to hear surround sound?
Continue reading “The Room Where”
Despite the vocal consternation over mass desensitization, some imagery still possesses an inherent power to provoke.
Continue reading “Third Rail”
Does anyone else miss when New York’s Signature Theatre would devote each season to producing multiple productions by the same playwright?
Continue reading “The Returns”
Only a live performance can utilize the audience’s immediate responses to shape the explicit text of the show.
Continue reading “Tight Elasticity”
Conventional wisdom says there’s one surefire sign that a musical has a fire score:
Continue reading “Earworming”