Apocalypse Then
Maya Beiser and Robert Woodruff discuss ‘Elsewhere,’ a cello opera that combines Henri Michaeux’s poetry with the story of Lot’s wife.
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Maya Beiser and Robert Woodruff discuss ‘Elsewhere,’ a cello opera that combines Henri Michaeux’s poetry with the story of Lot’s wife.
13P combusts, but its recipe for playwright-driven productions lives on.
Materials for her award-winning designs come from just about anywhere. Seriously.
Why this Scot’s one-man take on the Scottish play feels like a sort of homecoming.
New LaBute, the tulip crash, growing pains, and more.
Answers about Andy Warhol, the tradeoffs of filmmaking, and what happened to that striped scarf.
Their new musical stars 10 determined Texans and a big shiny pickup truck.
Rep. Louise Slaughter has Geva Theatre Center’s back.
Occupy Wall Street’s inherent theatricality is bolstered by artistry from cadres of the committed.
Our complicated national history plays out through two couples, one black and one white, in Jacqueline Goldfinger’s new play ‘slip/shot.’