Sci-Fi Theatres Imagine Other Worlds, Often Better Ones
Three theatres who regularly stage the impossible challenge misconceptions, and battle stereotypes, about the genre.
Three theatres who regularly stage the impossible challenge misconceptions, and battle stereotypes, about the genre.
At the Fisher Center at Bard College, director Daniel Fish reimagines Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic in the round, with no set changes and a focus on community.
Elizabeth Osborne and Christine Woodworth compile an anthology on theatre labor and history that is ambitious yet scattered.
What are today’s science fiction and fantasy plays but a kind of modern mythology?
Like the characters in Anne Washburn’s post-apocalyptic pop-culture extravaganza, the company often had to choose which ideas to save and which to kill.
To explore the effects of technology, ‘The Nether’ playwright creates worlds that are frighteningly familiar.
Lloyd Suh and Katori Hall offer the latest teaching moments in race-conscious casting.
The Bay Area actor brings intensity, vitality, and control to roles big and small, comic and otherwise.
Bullying may be falling from of the headlines, but it’s still important for theatres and education programs to find ways to prevent it.
When larger institutions open their doors to independent companies, it can be a win-win proposition.