Getting Personal About Arts Advocacy: Rochester Rapport
Rep. Louise Slaughter has Geva Theatre Center’s back.
Category Archives: Features
Letters to the Editor
More than minstrelsy, tweet seats, and a Havel fact check.
To Catch the Conscience of a Nation
Occupy Wall Street’s inherent theatricality is bolstered by artistry from cadres of the committed.
Jez Butterworth: Chasing Goosebumps
The acclaimed author of ‘Jerusalem’ talks about writing, relationships and his secret advice from Harold Pinter.
To Have and Have Not
The class struggle in David Lindsay-Abaire’s ‘Good People’ may be even more relevant now than it was when the play premiered 3 years ago.
Planting Seeds
‘Just a Dream: The Green Play,’ a show for young people about the environment, will tour D.C. area schools this month and next.
Fear Takes Flight
An intimate take on ‘The Birds.’
Mamet for the 99 Percent
A class-conscious ‘Oleanna’ in Oakland.
Steam-Powered Smarts
‘Futurity’ is an unlikely alt-rock musical about Ada Lovelace and the Civil War.
Southern Discomfort
Our complicated national history plays out through two couples, one black and one white, in Jacqueline Goldfinger’s new play ‘slip/shot.’
