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Michael Riedel: “Empathy, compassion, sympathy – no, I’m devoid of those.”
24 March 2016
Features • NYC Features • Q&A and Interviews

Michael Riedel: “Empathy, compassion, sympathy – no, I’m devoid of those.”

By Richard Patterson

Richard Patterson talks to New York Post columnist Michael Riedel about his first book, Razzle Dazzle.


Gare St. Lazare Ireland: Excavating Beckett in the Big Apple
19 October 2015
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Gare St. Lazare Ireland: Excavating Beckett in the Big Apple

By Molly Grogan

Judy Hegarty Lovett talks bringing Beckett’s prose to the stage and taking on Godot for the first time.


Timur and the Dime Museum: “We’re redefining what it means to be a band”
15 September 2015
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Timur and the Dime Museum: “We’re redefining what it means to be a band”

By Nicole Serratore

The genre-defying band on their glam-rock requiem, Collapse.


The Implosion Model
6 March 2015
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The Implosion Model

By Loren Noveck

“We don’t develop plays. (We do them.)” On 13P and their new model of making and staging work in the US.


In Tune With One Another
18 February 2015
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In Tune With One Another

By Nicole Serratore

Nicole Serratore on performance collective Gob Squad and their latest interactive show, Western Society.


New Islands
9 February 2015
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New Islands

By Nicole Serratore

Inis Nua, the theatre company from Philadelphia who are making a Home for Irish and British work in America.


Brilliant Things
19 December 2014
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Brilliant Things

By Nicole Serratore

Duncan Macmillan talks to Nicole Serratore about the New York transfer of the brilliant Every Brilliant Thing.


Invisible No Longer
29 October 2014
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Invisible No Longer

By Nicole Serratore

Sister Sylvester’s reworking of Genet’s The Maids puts New York’s cleaners on stage.


Mime Games
3 October 2014
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Mime Games

By Jordan G. Teicher

Becky Baumwoll, artistic director of New York’s Broken Box Mime Theater, on making mime for the 21st century.


The Comfort of Strangers
1 October 2014
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The Comfort of Strangers

By Natasha Tripney

Karaoke bars and open-air bedrooms: experiencing site specific theatre in New York.


Can’t Get Right
11 June 2014
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Can’t Get Right

By Rafi Mittlefehldt

A look at Theatre of the Oppressed NYC and the uses of Legislative Theatre.


Tony Awards 2014: Playing the Field
5 June 2014
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Tony Awards 2014: Playing the Field

By Richard Patterson

Our run-down of this year’s Tony-nominated plays.


With Democracy and Theater for All
16 May 2014
Features • NYC Features • Performance

With Democracy and Theater for All

By Molly Grogan

A look at experimental performance company Big Art Group and their show, The People.


The Playwright Who Interviews Playwrights
25 April 2014
Features • NYC Features • Q&A and Interviews

The Playwright Who Interviews Playwrights

By Jordan G. Teicher

Adam Szymkowicz discusses his popular off-Broadway blog.


Remembering to Forget
10 April 2014
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Remembering to Forget

By Natasha Tripney

Richard Maxwell on his new play, Isolde, and “the hazards of upsetting the norm.”


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