Harbor Stage Company Is Fishing for a Watery Past
‘The Billingsgate Project’ interweaves real history and contemporary speculation
Category Archives: Features
Rajiv Joseph, Ready to ‘Fly’
Two seasons ago, he seemed to be everywhere at once, including Broadway. Now he’s gearing up for more multi-city flights.
In Memoriam: Pavel Dobrusky
The playwright reflects on the life of her friend and famed scenographer.
Letters to the Editor July/August 2013
Readers wrote in to applaud accessibility in the theatre and the work of Cynthia Cohen.
From the Bones of Giants: David Auburn Takes on Eugene O’Neill
The playwright directs ‘Anna Christie’ at Berkshire Theatre Group.
In ‘Guerra’: Captains, Generals, and Slapstick Drug Warriors
Devon de Mayo and Seth Bockley’s new play explores drug-war violence in unexpected ways.
This Month in Theatre History (July/August 2013)
Past Julys and Augusts witnessed birth, death, and the collapse of a theatre.
Theatre for the Soul: Lisa Mount Engages a Community for Change
The Headwaters community story project in rural Georgia comes to a close, having found common ground with the region’s fiercely independent spirit.
Carly Mensch Explores Technology, Morality, and David Foster Wallace
Mensch’s play ‘Oblivion’ to open at Westport Country Playhouse
The 2013 Humana Playwrights Share Their Experiences at the New American Play Festival
Excursions into the human psyche were de rigueur at this year’s Humana.
