Andrew Goedde, the lighting designer for Goose since 2018, has been creating a procession of deeply evocative looks for the Connecticut quintet as they've played live music venues and festiv…
"We had the chance to make something truly joyous," explains Tony nominee Warren Carlyle of "The Music Man." With Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster as the stars in this revival, the stage was s…
The Legend of The Waitress & The Robber, a new musical theater piece by Renee Philippi, a Concrete Temple Theatre, Playfactory Mabangzen, and Yellowbomb collaboration, in partnership wit…
We talk to the five-time Tony winner and debut playwright who brought Broadway's newest comedy to the stage.
The Legend of The Waitress & The Robber is a collaboration between the Korean theatre companies Playfactory Mabangzen and Yellow Bomb and the New York City-based Concrete Temple Theater.…
By Emily McConnell. Emily McConnell calls for a common language to categorize designers' collaborative relationships with directors.
The choreographer Silas Farley and the composer David K. Israel team up for "Architects of Time," a premiere for the Stravinsky Festival.
Fela! at Olney Theatre to be followed by Ink at Round House  April 11, 2022 " Olney, MD " Montgomery County's two leading theatre companies are teaming up again to co-produce a …
The Center for Fiction will host two of the most influential American theatre-makers, James Lapine and Anna Deavere Smith, on April 12th at 7:00 …
With Reflet d'un temps disparu, Chen masters the delicate balancing act of being true to his home country, his new home, and his own voice.
Review: Watershed: The Death of Dr. Duncan, directed by Neil Armfield for the Adelaide Festival. 50 years ago this May, Dr. George Ian Ogilvie Duncan, a law lecturer at the University of Ade…
Anthony McCarten's new play The Collaboration at the Young Vic kicks off as you arrive in the auditorium with an 80s DJ set. It's toe-tapping, hip and creates a party, edgy, youthful yet nos…
Almeida theatre, LondonA cycle of nine community pieces that use black comedy and cautionary tales to celebrate the people who keep things going For its latest show, the Almeida, in Islingto…
Emma Clarendon rounds up the reviews for the world premiere of Anthony McCarten's The Collaboration, now running at London's Young Vic Theatre until 2 April 2022.
Paul Bettany and Jeremy Pope star as artistic legends in The Collaboration but Anthony McCarten's play at the Young Vic doesn't thrill.
The world premiere of The Collaboration, Anthony McCarten's thrilling new drama directed by Young Vic Artistic Director Kwame Kwei-Armah, is now open at the Young Vic. Let's see what the cri…
Andy Warhol, gentrification, and the criminal justice system are all under the microscope on the London stage this week " to varying degrees of success. Next week, we'll be reviewing Kit Har…
Young Vic; King's Head, LondonWarhol and Basquiat prove fertile inspiration for writer Anthony McCarten, while a rare airing of an early play by Victoria Wood reveals more than a glimpse of …
At the start of the second half of Anthony McCarten's art-world bio-drama "The Collaboration," the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat's agent finds himself alone on the scrappy sofa of Basquiat's N…
The London world premiere focuses on the relationship between Jean-Michel Basquiat and Andy Warhol.
Anthony McCarten's Young Vic pacy production is an exercise in giving the audience what they want
A VIGOROUS, HEARTSHAKING BRUSH OF OPPOSITES    Two artists in a studio:  the older one pale and floppily blond, languidly self-protective, drawling, preaching a cool…
Engaging recreation of one of the art world's most intriguing partnerships At first glance, it was the most unlikely of friendships, even for the solipsistic milieu of the New York art scene…
Young Vic, LondonPaul Bettany and Jeremy Pope excel as the art world legends in Anthony McCarten's account of a fractious friendship Anthony McCarten's new play is an odd bromance between tw…
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