‘Do You Wish to Amaze Your Wife This Night?’
Amelia Parenteau responds to SPAM at JACK
Monthly Archives: April 2016
Zen and the Art of Stage Directing or conversations about expectations or just making up your damn mind already
Alexandra Beller and Ivan Talijančić in conversation about choice-making, dramaturgy, and building Mindflock.
Thunder and Miscellaneous Thoughts
Please do not disturb the loving respectfulness. Please take off your shoes.
Sense, Semiotics, & Sensibility
Some sentences on Alex Borinsky’s The Witches
Jeremy Pickard & Eva Peskin in Conversation
Let us cry, but not while we’re making theater. Or fine, cry, but that’s not what this is about.
The Ghost of an Artist
LOVE, LOSS, AND LEGACY MIX IN I WILL LOOK FORWARD TO THIS LATER
Gorey: The Secret Lives of Edward Gorey
Amelia Parenteau talks to Travis Russ before the opening of Life Jacket Theatre Company’s new work.
Radouan Mriziga @ NYLA Live Ideas
Recognition of the dance-becoming-functional, of completing a circuit between both halves, is undoubtedly gratifying. We are irresistibly, maybe placidly, hypnotized by the all-seducing power of the circle, and this dually lulls with its familiarity while entrancing with timelessness.
The Stock of the West
Response to The Way West by Mona Monsour at Labyrinth Theater Company
A Play of a Documentary of a Murder Unsolved – Tragedy in Spades
Created by playwright Liza Birkenmeier and director Katherine Brook, Tragedy in Spades examines the relationship between a small Missouri town and a brutal murder of a teenage girl, depicting an 80s/90s Americana plagued with an inability to contextualize horrors too close for comfort — a conundrum prevalent today.