Theatre
Charlotte Dennis confronts tech, trauma, and identity In JOB
“It’s rare for women my age to have the opportunity to play someone so complex, intelligent, wild, and spiky — someone who feels things on an epic scale.” ~ Charlotte Dennis
Review: King Theatre Company’s “ART” explores friendship, ego, and the value of art
“What begins as an argument about art spirals into a deeper confrontation: about values, validation, and the roles the men play in one another’s lives.” ~ Arpita Ghosal
Opera meets epic: Meher Pavri sings the Gita in “Mahabharata”
“It feels like a dream every time I get to sing it.” ~ Meher Pavri
“Red Death” gets radical in bold new stage experience
Stella Kulagowski Reimagines Poe with Revolution, Resilience, and Red Glitter in “The Masque of the Red Death”
Love theatre or not, the ensemble-driven “Irish Pub Play” delivers
“We need to make sure that we’re giving ourselves permission to feel, and to laugh, and to just be, and have a place to feel safe.” ~ Grisha Pasternak
Playwright Caleigh Crow explores “righteous violence” in The Born-Again Crow
“There are episodes of violence that are forms of resistance, and there are episodes of violence that are forms of oppression. It is important for us to differentiate between the two.” ~ Caleigh Crow
Review: “Trident Moon” is harrowing history delivered with excruciating intimacy
The play, by award-winning playwright Anusree Roy, is sweeping in its historical scope — yet devastatingly personal and intimate in its execution.