Tag: Tennessee Williams
The Legacy Project of a Theatrical Producer
Shouldn't every child be able to see classic plays and musicals?
Tennessee Williams: Alive and Still Fabulous
"...put down the cigarette and let’s dance."
Highlights of a Chat with Williams Biographer John Lahr
Much ado about how "Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh" evolved.
The Return of Slapstick Tragedy in “The Mutilated”
Penny Arcade and Mink Stole are operatic on stage.
Theater in the Around Rules(?)
Immersive, site-specific, interactive--call it what you will--it's here but maybe not to stay.
Rude Mechs’ Odd “Method Gun” Amazing Work of Art
Everything about this performance is alien.
5 Questions I’ve Never Been Asked: George Bartenieff
"Every actor begins with his instinct, not knowing much else, and that's good."
5 Questions I’ve Never Been Asked: Ken Schatz
"They get treated as dumb a lot, but actors and audiences are smart."
Review: A Streetcar Named Desire
Dear Stephen C. Byrd,
We have to be careful what we say about your new, commercial, for-profit revival of A Streetcar Named Desire (now in...
Artists First? Charting a Future for the American Theater
By the time our theaters reopen, which artists will be left standing? Let us revisit the ancient notion of the acting company.
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Which President Ignored Bounties on Our Murdered Soldiers?
Either the ignoramus president was told the intelligence and did nothing about it or no one on his staff told him. Which sounds worse?
