An intimate conversation with James Monroe Iglehart on his journey to becoming a Broadway actor and star, and what he is doing now. From accepting the Tony Award for his role in Aladdin and …
★★★☆☆ Ricky Ian Gordon's two-act composition is bolstered by strong ensemble singing, as Bartlett Sher directs The post Intimate Apparel: Lynn Nottage's First-R…
After nearly two years of lockdowns, cancellations, funding cuts, and never-ending uncertainty, Melbourne's iconic Theatre Works is moving forward into
Lara Smith counts two things as her proudest achievements of her nine... The post Exit Interview: After Dad's Garage, Lara Smith finds a new purpose is possible appeared first on ARTS ATL.
The philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche once described play as '[b]ecoming and dissolution, building and destruction without moral implication, in eternal innocence' " as an act to be found 'in …
The vast Stadtschloss complex has been rebuilt at huge expense " but is a restored imperial building what the city needs?
by Edward Guthmann When the coronavirus lockdown began in March, Bay Area actors were abruptly out of work. ?It was like a theatrical [disaster],? says veteran actor James…
Two Cleveland Play House staffers reflect on Moore's remarkable contributions to Cleveland theatre, and American theatre writ large.
Too often schools are tasked not simply with caring for their students but with repairing an entire social order. Schools can do so much we do not ask of them, like developing solidarity, fo…
We're chatting with the contestants in the top 10 for Next on Stage! Catch up with Kalen and learn about why Next on Stage came at just the right time for her!
"The Red Lion is thought to have been built around 1567 and probably played host to travelling groups of players. … Archaeologists are as certain as they can be that they have found its re…
(Mark Brown's article appeared in the Guardian, 6/10.) Location of the Red Lion, which predated the Globe, has been subject of debate for years Archaeologists believe they have found remains…
On Monday, June 8, Galvanize DC and Actors Arena will host "Making Space To Breathe/Gathering To Grieve" outside Arena Stage at 7 p.m. The artist-driven vigil is being held to create a s…
Make no mistake, the cancellation of this year's Edinburgh festivals, in particular the fringe, is a major blow for independent artists. The
Daydreaming is taken very seriously within scientific circles, where it is more accurately referred to as mind wandering. The level of interest in this area runs more or less parallel to tha…
by Roxy Arecco. @roxyarecco. NEW YORK, NY - Scientists at the Northeastern Institute of Paranormal Research have completed a series of experiments that prove the ghost light, previously thou…
Because of cultural tradition, each audience brings specific expectations to a performance. Classical listeners, who are steeped in the European performance practices, have been conditioned …
Let's look more closely at the anatomy of boredom. Why is it so damned boring to be stuck in a departure lounge while our flight is increasingly delayed? We are in a state of high arousal, a…
(Released On: 05 Feb 2020, BBC 3.) Listen Lisa Dwan tells Philip Dodd what playing Beckett taught her about herself and feminism; playwright Mark Ravenhill, arts editor Jan Dalley &am…
Did reaction to Matthew Lopez's award-winning play about gay history vary by generation? We put that question to readers of our theater newsletter.
By Panna Adorjáni. Panna Adorjáni talks about what it means to be an independent theatremaker in Cluj, including having to work part-time jobs, finding community in your collaborators …
We tend to question whether or not we still need to place print advertising. The efficacy of newspaper ads depends on your market and target audience. That said, I just saw a really grea…
"Comedy is the salt of civilization, its critical voice." Guy Davenport, "That Faire Field of Enna" (courtesy of Anecdotal Evidence)
Ilene Angel channeled her anxiety and wrote the book How To Calm The Hell Down and Be Happy.
It's telling that the show gets its biggest laughs only after it's turned deadly serious. The post Review: <em>Scotland, PA</em> Finds Its Purpose When It Sticks to the Bard appe…