Theater and Intimacy: A Conversation with Caitlin Ryan O’Connell & Xandra Clark
In Polylogues, the audience is watching me, and specifically me trying to listen. You’re watching that effort.
All posts by Rachel Kauder Nalebuff
Agnes Borinsky’s Weird Classrooms
In the alchemic container that is Weird Classrooms, anyone’s expertise becomes compelling.
Getting out of the Fog
The journey of stepping outside to see this play felt like seeing this play itself. It is a bullseye, thrown from very near the bullseye.
A Play that is also like a Short Story Collection: MY OLD MAN (and OTHER STORIES)
The language in the play is often poetic and strange, shining unexpected light on the real, sad ways that we often miss one another, even as we suffer in close proximity.
Death and Doggie Hamlet
We go on with our daily lives, reacting not much more consciously than the sheep, who respond to their concerns only by releasing little poops.