Month: August 2011
-
But Who Will Criticize the Critics?
Where George Hunka irritates us enough to make us write about something we don’t like to write about (which isn’t to say he’s not a nice guy)
-
Season Preview: Philadelphia Live Arts 2011
Starting this weekend, the Live Arts Festival brings a host of the best modern dance and experimental theater from around the world to Philadelphia
-
The TEAM Cleans Up at Edinburgh
NYC’s The TEAM and Banana Bag and Bodice win critical accolades at Edinburgh
-
Season Preview: The Dublin Fringe Festival
The Dublin Fringe Fest offers a smorgasbord of Ireland’s up-and-coming performance groups breaking with the Emerald Isle’s text-centric theatrical past
-
Season Preview: Danspace Project, PS122 & FIAF’s Crossing the Line Fest
PS 122 maybe homeless, but they’ve got a pair of fine shows coming, Danspace Project’s season looks wonderful, and both institutions supporting Crossing the Line
-
Seattle Cleans Up the Princess Grace Choreo Awards
Seattle choreographers share the Princess Grace Foundation’s 2011 Choreography Awards
-
What’s Good for the Kids Is Good for the Grown-Ups
A new essay on Howlround has ideas for improving children’s theater by ending the condescension and making more engaging experiences. The same should be true for adult theater.
-
Weasels! Blood! Plays!
Be sure to check out the sixth annual Bring A Weasel and Pint Of Your Own Blood Festival featuring Mac Wellman’s groundbreaking Brooklyn College MFA Playwrights. August 4th-6th at E. 13th St. Theater.