An Overheard Conversation About Change, with Links, Courtesy of Cast Member Juliet Walker By Dante Flores, Production Dramaturg (After Caryl Churchill’s Love and Information) “I gave you $22.10” “What?” “I gave you $22.10 so my change should be $10. … Continued
A World Without Water By Henry Aceves Dramaturg, Urinetown What if the world of Urinetown wasn’t so absurd after all? If everyday citizens could only use bathrooms patrolled by security guards? A world where there was no such thing … Continued
By Victoria Brancazio Dramaturg, Tiny Houses Emerson Stage’s NewFest New Play Workshop presents Tiny Houses, a play following the 2014 MH17 plane crash where three women find hope and agency amongst chaos. I sat down with playwright Stefanie Zadravec about … Continued
By Jessica Costas Dramaturg – Who Donut? Hello and welcome to Arden Jurskis and Kenzy Peach’s ode to Boston, Who Donut?. Originally from Florida and California respectively, Jurskis and Peach met freshman year. Between living near one another and having … Continued
By Ashmita Malkani BFA Stage & Production Management, ’19 Minor in Poetry, and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Antigone: daughter and sister of Oedipus, sister of Ismene, Polynices, and Eteocles, niece to Creon, bride of Haemon. Antigone: a Greek tragedy … Continued
BE BOLD, BE BRAZEN: An Interview with Melia Bensussen, Brazen Director and Playwright, and Masha Obolensky, Playwright The director and playwright of Brazen, Melia Bensussen and her co-playwright, Masha Obolensky have joined Dramaturg Kaitlin Phelan in an interview to discuss the … Continued
Dante Flores BA Theatre Studies: Acting ’19 A Google search for the phrase “Who is the better Darcy” yields 26,000,000 results. Within those are a wealth of pages, from blogger and publication alike, that attempt either to rank each Mr. … Continued
By Scott LaFeber Musical revues are a tricky species. Typically a favorite for producers, they usually feature small casts, a small orchestra, and minimal design, while being audience-popular. Revues available for production vary wildly in quality – some are simply … Continued
By Sallie Bieterman Dramaturg A Bright Room Called Day September 22-30, 2017 – Greene Theater A Bright Room Called Day occurs during the final days of the first democratically-elected government administration in Germany’s history, the Weimar Republic. Characterized by political … Continued
By Clare Lockhart, Student Marketing Assistant Titanic opens next Thursday, April 20! We wanted to give you an inside look into the creative teams behind this amazing musical. We interviewed Costume Designer A.W. Nadine Grant about life in 1912, … Continued