Category: Interviews
-

Lost in Prose
Contributor Annie Rasiel in conversation with the creative team of THE FIRST LINE OF DANTE’S INFERNO currently at La Mama.
-

“feeling that balance”: a conversation with Isa Spector and Derek Smith
Ethan Karas in conversation Isa Spector, choreographer and director of “Real Estate,” a domestic dance duet by equal turns piercing and beguiling, and Derek Smith, writer and performer of “Letters from Tyra,” a hysterical solo show salvaged from the ruins of a fake two-hander.
-

The Feel of City Politics and Fifty Pounds of Pudding
Contributor Kevin Ritter-Jung in conversation with the Sour Milk team about their production of DIRT at The Tank Theater until February 15th.
-

All Those Sticky Connections
Contributor Annie Rasiel in conversation with La Danielle and Sammy Zeisel, the creative team behind GOOEY’S TOXIC AQUATIC ADVENTURE at The Bushwick Starr.
-

“I was never playing myself.”
Editor Eve Bromberg in conversation with actor and playwright David Greenspan about Jerry Lieblich’s WITHOUT MIRRORS opening at The Brick Theater on February 12th.
-

“It doesn’t fit a simple narrative”: a conversation with the creative team of 2021
Ethan Karas in conversation with Cole Lewis, Patrick Blenkarn, and Sam Ferguson of “2021” at Mitu580, to talk about radical connectivity, “grief bots,” and how to get the perfect retro video game sound.
-

I’m never in my comfort zone: a conversation with JoAnne Akalaitis
Unfolding across Thomas Dunn’s lush, stage-spanning, and pole-wrapping (!!) village diorama, Mabou Mines’ production of Beckett’s radio play All That Fall ran as part of Under the Radar Festival. Ethan Karas spoke with director JoAnne Akalaitis to talk Beckett, Cape Breton Island’s Salmon Museum, and Do-It-Yourself theater.
-

A Kind of Beautiful Fallout
Playwright and contributor Annie Rasiel on Anne Gridley’s (mostly) solo show WATCH ME WALK, produced by SOHO REP and part of the 2026 Under The Radar Festival.
-

Talia Corren, Gregory Mosher, + Theresa Buchheister in conversation | We The People: Assembly of New York Artists
The Co-Executive Director at A.R.T.-NY., the Executive Director of The Office of the Arts at Hunter College, and an artist who is trying to move back to New York come together to imagine and create a more sustainable environment for New York artists.
-

The Myth of Zero Risk
Contributor Maia Sauer on Sacha Vega’s PINCH, performed at 3AM Theatre in Queens this past December.
-

A woman tries to answer emails; You might have to look somebody else in the eye
Hillary Gao and Ann Marie Dorr in conversation with William Burke about Gao’s “I Want to Hold On to Something Beautiful and Empty” and Dorr’s “I’m Going to Take My Pants Off Now” | The Exponential Festival 2026
-

A Collective Place
Dramaturg Miranda Jackel in conversation with multidisciplinary theatermaker Rawya El Chab about “Crossing the Water,” El Chab’s solo piece about the 1982 Israeli invasion of Beirut.
