The Cross-Continental Express
Co-productions are popular, but they get even more enticing when artists from far-flung parts of the world join forces to create a singular, bilingual superproduction.
Editor’s Note for January 2013
Chekhov, our contemporary? And training for theatrical entrepreneurs.
Here and Now
Looking back and hoping forward while staying alive to the present.
This Month in Theatre History (January 2013)
From ‘The Wizard of Oz’ to the Negro Ensemble Company, another eventful month on the stage.
Abigail 10 Years Later
In ‘Abigail/1702,’ Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa finds a familiar ‘Crucible’ character in dire straits.
Production Notebook: Bread and Puppet Theater’s ‘The Possibilitarians’
A puppet piece inspired by utopian farmers puts down deep roots.
Hamlet on Miami’s Terms
Tarell Alvin McCraney and Bijan Shebani’s adaptation of the tragedy is fast and festive.
Sing for Your Supper
Parisian romanticism meets ‘The Twilight Zone’ in Ken Page’s ‘Café Chanson.’
Anne Boleyn Lives Again
Howard Brenton’s play imagines Henry VIII’s ill-fated second wife as a major player in a religious struggle.
Odysseus’s New Address
To create Enda Walsh’s pool setting for ‘Penelope,’ Undermain Theatre is setting up shop in new digs.
