Theater
Guest director Zachary Mallory and dramaturg Kat Zhou ’17 talk about race, research and responsibility in presenting Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Mikado.Where superheroes dare to tread
Can a Greek tragedy from the 5th century teach us about our own era, war spoils and amnesia? An HRDC production asks a timely question.See the change
VDP director Jacqui Parker hopes a play that invokes Greek mythology and depicts street kids can increase awareness of the homeless youth among us.
2016
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2016
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28
Captain of the stage
A Boston-based stage manager of a touring show at A.R.T. explains the role she plays in making a show sail smoothly. Up close and very personal
Meghan Onserio ‘19 talks about the process of pretending to be a pretender in The Submission, a drama about intersection between marginalized groups.A love letter to the past
A new play looks to Whitman to explore the history and contemporary expressions of LGBTQ art and activism.Remembering forgotten one acts
A collection of plays from the Harlem Renaissance offers a Black C.A.S.T. director – and his team – the chance to explore both nostalgia for an era and the issues of today.
2016
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07
Call yourself an artist
Obehi Janice talks about collaborating in theater, making her own career success and taking ahold of the character in We’re Gonna Die.
2016
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