Perkins & Borinsky | THE GOLD ROOM
Rehearsing it felt like having conversations with a ghost. Jacob from 4 years ago still has something to say to Jacob now. Jacob will always be becoming Jacob.
Tag Archives: HERE Arts Center
The Neck and The Neutral
When it comes to representation, the question of whose vantage point is accepted as the default. Whose story reads as universal?
Juggalos Deserve Better
A very telling moment occurs right at the top of American Juggalo, a new play produced by collective Unattended Baggage, at HERE Arts Center that closed March 3. After a projected slideshow introduces us in the briefest possible way to the Insane Clown Posse, Juggalos,
Delving Into the Devices (Performative and Literal) of Richard Saudek’s BEEP BOOP
Sad clowns, hobo clowns, birthday party clowns, crust-punk clowns, burning man hula hoopers dressed like clowns…juggalos! I don’t consider myself any of them.
To Post or Not to Post?
What does it mean to live and die in the age of Social Media? This is the question at the heart of Five on a Match’s Seen/By Everyone at HERE Arts Center. Set in a limbo-like bar, aptly named Acheron (the Greek river of woe
Secret Lives (and Loves!) of Edward Gorey
A multimedia exploration of Gorey’s private life. Photo by Jenny Anderson.
An Authentic Telling
Authenticity and filial responsibility in A. Rey Patmatmat’s HOUSE RULES at HERE.
Gorey: The Secret Lives of Edward Gorey
Amelia Parenteau talks to Travis Russ before the opening of Life Jacket Theatre Company’s new work.
Dreaming Erotica with GENET PORNO
Pushing boundaries was at the heart of Jean Genet’s seminal literary work, Our Lady of the Flowers, which weaves a highly sensational tale of promiscuity and murder in the seedy underbelly of Paris. Our Lady of the Flowers, written in 1943, became a major influence
Interview: Michael Norton & Sarah Blush
An interview with the creative team of My Favorite Character Was the Talking Vase.
“This is all of my money, do you want it?”
MONEY LAB proves that theatre and the market are equally unpredictable.
Telling the Simple Sound: Storytelling and artifice in Send for the Million Men
Jenna Clark Embrey responds to HARP artist Joseph Silovsky’s Send for the Million Men at HERE Arts Center