Kristin Marting Won’t Be HERE Anymore
The founding artistic director of the influential New York City performance venue talks about the shows she’s loved, the changes she’s seen, and the road ahead.
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The founding artistic director of the influential New York City performance venue talks about the shows she’s loved, the changes she’s seen, and the road ahead.
Having programmed a women-led 30th anniversary season, Marting will leave the multidisciplinary performance she co-founded next June.
For the versatile playwright-performer, whose ‘Joy and Pandemic’ is up at the Huntington, writing is a way to understand themself and the world.
Cruising Utopia with the Good Gay Poet.
Concerts and benefits, as well as starry revivals and readings, fill this week’s stocking.
Thee $300,000 prize will be celebrated with a livestream performance of ‘Holiday Sauce…Pandemic!’
If we can’t have theatre until we can gather again safely, what are U.S. theatres and artists going to do in the meantime, and after?
Taylor Mac, Annie Baker, Lucas Hnath, and Dominique Morisseau are among those who’ve signed onto share material for the Trickle Up, new subscription platform that will donate to artists in need.
Visits with resident artists, archival production videos, and a cooperative online project are all part of the downtown theatre’s new virtual offerings.
Mac will create video content for the company’s broadcast television station and other digital platforms.