the brooklyn rail - in dialogue
A monthly series of essays which serve as a platform for a playwright to write about the work of another playwright, with the goal of presenting new text in a contextualized way.
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The Elaborate Theater of Kristoffer Diaz
- The Broken Lines of Tommy Smith
- The Edge of Togetherness in Carla Ching
new york theatre review (reviews written by)
- On Belarus Free Theatre: the WHY we do theater
- Belarus Free Theatre's Being Harold Pinter - Under the Radar Festival 2011
- On Partial Comfort's After. by Chad Beckim
- On The Playwrights Realm's Crane Story by Jen Silverman
- Universes' Ameriville - Under the Radar Festival 2011
and coming soon:
new york theater review
"The Feeding Process of Mabou Mines" - An essay on the Mabou Mines/Suite Resident Artist Program for the fifth annual edition of the New York Theater Review which explores of the finest in contemporary NYC alt-theater blended with an ongoing investigation of its colorful and often underrepresented past.