Heated Dialogue, Onstage and Off, at Theater J
As the leader of D.C.’s Jewish theatre, Ari Roth works to keep the dialogue going, even—or especially—when it’s contentious.
Category Archives: February 2012
Creation Under Occupation
In the aftermath of its founder’s killing, Palestine’s Freedom Theater is re-introducing itself to the world.
Tweet Seats? Really?!
What happens when mobile devices get in on the act?
Václav Havel (1936-2011)
A tribute to the Czech playwright, dissident, and unlikely president.
Revisiting Musical History
Musicals rocked our world even before there was rock-and-roll. Three new books show how the torch of innovation has been passed.
Listening to the Women of Uganda
Gulu District is a long way from Denver, but not beyond the reach of theatre.
3 Countries Where Theatre Persists Against the Odds
Reports from Bangladesh, Algeria, and Iraq.
Questions for Carla Gugino
A star of Roundabout’s ‘The Road to Mecca’ talks about Athol Fugard, her understanding agents, and roles she’d like to do.
