Trans Youth Use Theater to Raise Awareness and Change Policy
In Port Townsend, the stage has become a venue to educate political leaders on transgender issues. Sammi-Jo Lee writes.
All About Abigail, a Preview of Kaitlin McCarthy’s Eight Abigails
Those going to McCarthy’s Eight Abigails this weekend at Velocity Dance Center can expect to feel a sudden awareness of unexpected surroundings, for this reason José Amador fills us in on the artist and how to prepare ourselves for the show.
The Drama of the Thinking Heart
Theater relies upon the witnessing abilities of others to set free the imaginative forces of resistance. Karen Malpede writes.
Three Decades After Dictatorship, Theater Aids the Search for Identity and Truth in Argentina
Romina Navarro explores identity in Latin American theater.
Medea the Barbarian: UW UTS’ Medea
Omar Willey offers some thoughts about Greek drama and the UW Undergraduate Theater Society’s version of Medea.
Beyond a Joyful Noise, a Lingering Doubt
Our publisher finds time to write, and lays out some further thoughts on religion in theater inspired by Taproot’s A Joyful Noise.
The Auspicious Knot Untied: Duels
Thoughts on other dimensions of Nick Stokes’ Duels
Sacrifice & Attachments: An Interview with Annex’s Eat Cake Team
José Amador interviews the playwright, director and ensemble member from Annex Theatre’s upcoming production of Seth Tankus’ EAT CAKE.
MAP Theater’s Belleville (dir. Peggy Gannon)
José Amador discusses the unfortunate familiarity found at the center of MAP Theater’s production of Amy Herzog’s BELLEVILLE.
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