Category: Interviews
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This is my way to live with it—experimenting with cuteness | Yiseul LeMieux in conversation with Opal Elwell
Yiseul LeMieux in conversation with Opal Elwell about LeMieux’s “Die Cute,” playing May 21-31 at The Brick Theater.
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let’s just do it.
Contributor Patrick Denney in conversation with Talking Band’s Paul Zimet and Ellen Maddow about THE DOOR SLAMS, A GLASS TREMBLES now playing at La Mama until May 10th.
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They’re Total Strangers
Contributor Sophie Frizzell in conversation with Sophie Dushko on her one woman show VERITÉ performed this past March at Grapefruit Studio.
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Everybody Who Knew Him
Contributor Annie Rasiel in conversation with Daniel Okrent author of the newly-released “Stephen Sondheim: Art Isn’t Easy” published this past March.
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Everything Was A Puppet
Contributor Annie Rasiel in converastion with puppeteer Emily Batsford on CULMO premiering on April 15th at MITU580. CULMO runs until May 3rd.
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The clown disease
Meaghan Robichaud and Alexandra Tatarsky in conversation about “Meaghan Robichaud Is The Greatest Show on Earth” | March 2026 at The Brick Theater
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The Working Artists
Editor Eve Bromberg in conversation with Ayun Halliday and Greg Kotis, founders of Theater of the Apes whose new musical I AM NOBODY premiered April 6th at Magnet Theater.
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Doing First
Contributor Joëlle Santiago in conversation with Jodi Melnick and Sara Mearns, the dancing duo behind SUPERBLOOM, which premiered at The 92nd St Y in late March.
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An Invitation to Rethink
Contributor Annie Rasiel in conversation with Chela De Ferrari, founder of Lima’s Teatro La Plaza and director of HAMLET now playing at TFANA in Fort Greene.
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With Artistic Nerves
Contributor Annie Rasiel in conversation with filmmaker John Waters on his upcoming one man show, JOHN WATERS: GOING TO EXTREMES for his 80th birthday.
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Rigor and Joy
Contributor Anne Rasiel in conversation with Steph Paul and Rachel Chavkin, the creative team behind MY JOY IS HEAVY at New York Theatre Workshop until April 12th.
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Poetic Wielding
Editor Eve Bromberg in conversation with actor John Kelly and playwright Beth Henley about BUGHOUSE, their collaboration with director and choreographer Martha Clarke now at Vineyard Theatre until April 5th.