Interview: Bora Yoon
There are many reasons to check out this year’s Culturemart at HERE. Bora Yoon is definitely one of them. Her ultracool sonic portraits explode the nexus of performance and technology. … Continue reading
Interview: Kiran Rikhye
Kiran Rikhye is the co-artistic director of Stolen Chair, a company she co-founded in 2002. Its 10th Anniversary season will feature a remount of The Man Who Laughs, a theatre … Continue reading
Must Read Articles About Women and Theatre
Here are two recently published hot topic articles. Both are thought-provoking, but in different ways. As you know, this blog was started to shed light on all things women in … Continue reading
Legendary Playwrights’ News
The New York Times just posted the obituary for playwright Corinne Jacker, who passed away January 11th in New York City. Ms. Jacker is best known for “Bits & Pieces” … Continue reading
Interview: Desiree Burch
You’ve only got a few more chances to see Desiree Burch‘s electrifying mostly solo show, Tar Baby, at DR2 in New York City. The show, co-written with Daniel Ajl Kitrosser, … Continue reading
Interview: Valentina Fratti
Valentina Fratti is a writer, director and producer. You could say she has theatre in her blood. As co-founder of the Miranda Theatre Company (now m2 productions), she produced and … Continue reading
Interview: Christina Anderson
Playwright Christina Anderson‘s latest work Hollow Roots is featured in the 2013 Under the Radar Festival. The one-person play stars April Matthis as a woman investigating if it is possible … Continue reading
Call for Gun Control Plays
Here is a call from the amazing Caridad Svich’s NoPassport for pieces about gun control. The deadline is Tuesday, January 15th. Works by Women has profiled Ms. Svich two years … Continue reading
Interview: Taryn Turney
Director Taryn Turney is a Southern California native. This January, she has her sights set on a Gotham-like city in Urinetown: The Musical, which famously made its way from the … Continue reading
Checking Out The Under the Radar Festival in New York City
January in New York can be breathtakingly cold with freezing temperatures and nor’easters. But, theater heats up the city with a slew of festivals and great new works hitting the … Continue reading
