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Tag Archives: the public theater
A Memory of a Memory (of a Memory of a Memory)
A response to Iranian artist Amir Reza Koohestani’s TIMELOSS in the Under the Radar Festival
Everything and Earthseed
What if we radically embrace the notion that God is Change?
An Operative Break-Through
Brando, live feed, bubbles and the notion of home in Agrupación Señor Serrano’s UTR piece
Bottling the Past: New Work from Brazil and Argentina
O JARDIM by Companhia Hiato/Leonardo Moreira (Brazil) and CINEASTAS by Mariano Pensotti (Argentina) in conversation with each other.
The Present Witness
Jerry Lieblich reflects on Daniel Fish’s A (Radically Condensed and Expanded) Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again
Light Me Up: An Interview with Lucy Alibar
Writer Lucy Alibar on her new show in UTR’s Incoming! Series
Tei Blow and Sean McElroy on their new show The Art of Luv (Part I)
ROKE on ancient cultures and mass media. Warning: this interview comes with a playlist.
Biblical Puppetry: James Yarker on Stan’s Café and The Cardinals
Artistic Director James Yarker talks about The Cardinals’ faith in their homegrown puppet show.
Daniel Fish’s cold-fusion: An Interview
Jerry Lieblich interviews the director Daniel Fish
Freedom, Assistant Directing, and Father Comes Home From the Wars
Molly Murphy, the Assistant Director on Suzan-Lori Parks’ Father Comes Home From The Wars, sits down with playwright Kevin Armento to discuss freedom.
Young Jean Lee’s Subversions of Form
Playwright Kyoung H. Park interviews Young Jean Lee about her play Straight White Men, running at The Public Theater through December 14th.