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Interruptions and Impositions
Contributor Annie Rasiel in conversation with Rachel Lin and Tara Elliott, the writer and director (respectively) of DEAR JOHN, a solo show at Here Arts running March 6-19.
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Art on a Visa
Luz Lorenzana Twigg in conversation with Carolina Đỗ and Vas Eli on the realities of creating art on a visa in preparation for the premiere of their play, ExtraO1dinary Aliens! at JACK.
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Asked to Practice
Contributor Lindsey Walko on WITHOUT MIRRORS, Jerry Lieblich’s newest play at The Brick Theater made for David Greenspan.
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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.
