Front and Center This Month
Fairy tales, history both documented and reimagined, and works in translation are recurring themes this month.
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Fairy tales, history both documented and reimagined, and works in translation are recurring themes this month.
A performance piece used bits of copyrighted plays to critique the portrayal of women in contemporary theatre. Was it fair use or out of bounds?
The season will feature musical revues, a one-man show, and a world premiere.
The San Francisco theatre will also present works by Peter Brook and a theatrical adaptation of a Khaled Hosseini novel.
Nate Eppler’s new play explores the aftermath of a police officer-involved shooting.
This week’s guest is Lauren Gunderson, one of this season’s most-produced playwrights, who discusses ‘I and You,’ ‘The Revolutionists,’ and how you can have it all. Plus, the editors discuss ‘Grease Live!’ and play licensing controversies involving Samuel French.
The slate includes comedy, solo shows, and a Tom Lehrer revue.
After decades in its historic Glen home, the company races to build a new outdoor stage for a July opening.
The physical theatre company will present classic tales through movement.
The theatre will bring hits from the Great White Way to Palm Beach County.