Danai Gurira's work is an interesting exploration of the victims of Liberia's war
In Dana Guria's new play, director Robert O'Hara guides some surprisingly un-preachy material and his five-person, all female cast is superb.
What gives suddenly with Hollywood stars and musicals? Inside every movie and TV actor is there an inner Merman screaming to get out?
But D.C. production is still entertaining
The Gate's always wonderfully intimate space is this time transformed into a rebel military base in war-torn Liberia, in director Caroline Byrne's accomplished staging of Danai Gurira's Ecli…
Set in war-torn Liberia in 2003, the Gate's latest is an intensely empathetic presentation of women in survival mode, says Serena Davies
Gate, LondonDanai Gurira's exploration of four African women keeping body and soul together is a small, polished gem Continue reading...
The dynamics of a warlord's harem play out against the backdrop of the Liberian civil war
Danai Gurira's play was first seen in New York six years ago
Two weeks ago my neighbors were gathered around their pool talking excitedly about doing the ice bucket challenge. One of the kids asked five or six times what ALS was throughout the convers…
This week's podcast features the production of Danai Gugira's play, Eclipsed, which is currently playing at Northlight Theatre. Director Hallie Gordon and cast member Paige Collins join Anne…