‘The Uninvited’ Revisits Reconstruction Where It Took Place, but Didn’t Take Root
New Orleans’s Goat in the Road Productions immersively restages an overlooked post-Civil War conflict.
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New Orleans’s Goat in the Road Productions immersively restages an overlooked post-Civil War conflict.
A century after his heyday, a Polish pianist and statesman is suddenly a hot stage property.
Samantha Shay’s stripped-down, fem-focused take on the tragedy inspires low-tech awe—and starts a raucous argument.
What do Polish and U.S. history have in common? Nancy Keystone’s beguiling new mash-up makes the connections.
In speaking truth to power, audacious young directors at a Warsaw new-works showcase conjured bracing theatrical power of their own.
Where will she take the experimental theatre she inherits from its co-founders? Its history of risk and radicalism points the way.
The nation’s still-questing independent theatres don’t face censorship amid the ascendant right-wing climate—just economic isolation.
Plays on some pet presidential subjects—immigration, U.S. history, the presidency itself—stir uneasy new resonances.
This year’s multifaceted arts fest offered a breathtaking global menu, but no dishes were more bracing than the latest moves in dance.
Williams specialist Janet Shea tackles the play’s florid Flora in a tailor-made new production.