Moved to Silence
A good mime, asserted the late Marcel Marceau, trains to be an athlete of the heart.
Category Archives: Interviews
Tremor into Action
In an interview, voice-work innovator Catherine Fitzmaurice prescribes a holistic regimen of freedom, release, and transcendence.
The Body in the Voice
In an interview, Cicely Berry reveals how working on the sound and rhythm in Shakespeare can lead actors to the language within themselves.
The Man Behind the Plays
Who was Shakespeare, anyhow? Do even the experts really know? And why should anybody care?
The Design Dilemma
With so many academic programs cranking out new designers, what exactly are we training them for—and how?
Glamming It Up With Taylor Mac
A drag performer and playwright fiercely embodies his own speculations about beauty and imperfection.
Albee Sizes Up the Dark Vast
Older, wiser and as prolific as ever, the much-honored playwright still chooses his words with immaculate care.
Portraits by Gotanda
In a cavalcade of plays both intimate and epic, the playwright elucidates Asian-American life.
The Management Puzzle
In a roundtable discussion, leaders in the field discuss how learning to keep theatre organizations robust and creative requires putting together disparate pieces.
Bill Rauch’s Oregon Trail
The next stop on the director’s journey into the heart of America is the venerable OSF.
