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“radicalize your idiosyncrasy”| a conversation with Theresa Buchheister and Pete Simpson
Ethan Karas in conversation with The Exponential Festival founder, high priest of the avant-garde, Theresa Buchheister, and downtown darling Pete Simpson who appeared in Nurit Chinn’s existential meet-cute “Godbird” and Amanda Horowitz’ beguiling “Fashion.”
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CRIME AND PUNISHMENT (AND PROCESS)
Leah Plante-Wiener in conversation with playwright Claire Tumey and director Luis Feliciano about their upcoming production of we’re delinquents.pdf at Brick Aux Studio.
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This Fierce Cadre
At a warm and well-trod Brooklyn coffee shop shortly before the end of 2025, I sat down with the actor, director, and beguiling mover Paul Lazar to discuss the process
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January Marathon
Ethan Karas reflects on 25 shows over 22 days, January 2026.
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Linguistic Pyrotechnics
Contributor Brendan McCall on Elevator Repair Services’ ULYSSES at The Public Theater.
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Saturated Villains
Contributor Elise Wein on Phil Kenner’s new play THE MALL THE MALL THE MALL, which opens at The Tank this week.
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Without Collapsing
Writer Thomas Mar Wee in conversation with Etay Axelroad on their piece HERON, part of CARVALHO’s curated performance series this past January.
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Lost in Prose
Contributor Annie Rasiel in conversation with the creative team of THE FIRST LINE OF DANTE’S INFERNO currently at La Mama.
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“Palestine is For Everybody” | Theater Workers for a Ceasefire (TW4C) Solidarity Fest Panel
A conversation with Robin D.G. Kelley, Rashid Khalidi, and Ysabella Titi at Solidarity Fest, organized by Theater Workers for a Ceasefire (TW4C) | Galvanizing artists and cultural workers to deepen their commitment to collective liberation and bring about change in their respective creative domains, localities, and workplaces.
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“feeling that balance”: a conversation with Isa Spector and Derek Smith
Ethan Karas in conversation Isa Spector, choreographer and director of “Real Estate,” a domestic dance duet by equal turns piercing and beguiling, and Derek Smith, writer and performer of “Letters from Tyra,” a hysterical solo show salvaged from the ruins of a fake two-hander.
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Reflections on We The People: Assembly of New York Artists
Subways that work. Spaces to create. Spaces to live. Healthcare for bodies and minds. Opportunities to come together. Getting paid on time. That is not too much to ask.
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The Feel of City Politics and Fifty Pounds of Pudding
Contributor Kevin Ritter-Jung in conversation with the Sour Milk team about their production of DIRT at The Tank Theater until February 15th.
