Kate Berlant Has Not anything to Confess
Kate Berlant notoriously does no longer “write” her standup routines. She is aware of how she’ll open, and she or he is going in with...
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Highlights from the Beneath the Radar Theatre Competition
Looking to see each and every play in January is a idiot’s errand. The quite a lot of experimental-theatre fairs all occur without delay. Even...
New York’s Theatre Gala’s Believe a International After Mankind
The January efficiency calendar is sort of a seasonal migration. Within the sit back after New Yr’s Day, Broadway and Off Broadway cross quiet—with the...
An Extraordinarily Laudatory Oral Historical past of Your Prime-Faculty Theatre Program
TRIPLE-THREAT ACTRESS: From time to time, there’s a second. And after that second? Not anything is identical. For somebody who used to be there, that...
A Witching Hour with Sarah Ruhl
Sarah Ruhl’s theatre profession is a bridge. Specifically in her maximum experimental paintings, she builds on a creative lineage that incorporates her academics Mac Wellman...
Neal Brennan Longs for Connection
Closing fall, on the Cherry Lane Theatre, the comic Neal Brennan carried out a one-man display about his personal alienation, a lot of it self-imposed....
Haunted Properties in “Catch as Catch Can” and “A Subtle Steadiness”
The entire level of writing about theatre is to make a manufacturing come alive in entrance of the reader’s eyes: description is the important ballgame....
A “Hamlet” That Isn’t a Bummer
Thomas Ostermeier’s pedal-to-the-metal, German-language “Hamlet” has come to New York eventually. It’s been a fourteen-year wait: the Schaubühne Berlin manufacturing used to be first proven...