The Digest: May 10, 2012
Claudia la Rocco talks her practice, Yussef el Guindi explains why he forsakes NYC for Seattle, & a Québécois theater-maker makes art out of conservative programming at big houses
Category Archives: Digest
The Digest: May 11, 2011
This week’s performance must-reads: a British playwright likes German director’s theater, a great performance art story that gets better the faker it is, young playwrights in blinders, and more
The Digest: May 4, 2011
On the importance of doing nothing, the rigmarole of new play development, a Parabasis bookclub & more
The Digest: April 28, 2011
Why solo performance?, SF’s foolsFURY brings ensemble theater to town, and oh yeah–where are all the dance blogs?
The Digest: April 20, 2011
Devising vs. Writing; Responses to race in contemporary performance; Seattle may or may not be losing a LORT house; and more
The Digest: April 13, 2011
Vivarium Studio gets their visas (good job everyone!), theater artists offer more thoughtful takes on the intersection of money and art, and more
The Digest: March 30, 2011
A round-up of the most recent, indispensable writings on the arts from around the world
The Digest: March 23, 2011
NYC arts presenters want artists to be paid better, the Department of Homeland Security says multiculturalism isn’t culture, playwrights argue over who’s fault it is they’re so poor, and more
The Digest: March 16, 2011
More (lots more!) on narrative in theater, plus NYCB wants their dancers to shut the hell up, and more
The Digest: March 9, 2011
Isaac Butler on narrative, Belarus Free Theater returns to New York, Fusebox Fest announces line-up, and a dance critic admits she can be shallow (and feels terrible for it)
The Digest: Jan. 26, 2011
Republicans aren’t serious about cutting arts funding to balance the budget…they’d do it either way; a Ukrainian playwright killed by terrorism in Moscow is remembered; The A.W.A.R.D. Show! goes to Seattle!; and more.