From the moment August Strindberg premiered his play Miss Julie in 1889, critics and audiences alike have been reeling from his now-classic tale of the explosion when sexuality and classism meet....
Read MoreBOOKS Puppetry A World History by Eileen Blumenthal (2005) Learn about different cultures through the way each one perceives its own puppetry. Puppetry varies widely around the world, for it...
Read MoreFILMS Stomp The Yard (2007 ) A troubled 19-year-old street dancer from Los Angeles gets out of a juvenile hall sentence by enrolling in the historically black Truth University...
Read MoreOn a country road towards the end of day, two friends wait for a man named Godot to arrive. By nightfall they’re still waiting. That’s how Beckett’s classic play unfolds...
Read MoreIn the sixty years since the first production of Waiting for Godot the play has firmly secured its place as a modern classic. It is read, studied, and performed by everyone...
Read MoreFILMS Broadway — The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There (2004) “This is my favorite Broadway DVD.” Jeff Mattsey An oral history of the Broadway community and culture from the...
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Visitors to our production of Baritones UnBound: A Celebration of the UnCommon Voice of the Common Man may recognize a set element from our Spring production of Maurice Hines’...
Read MoreFirst used at the end of the 15th century, the term “baritone” originates from the Greek barytonos, which translates to “deep-sounding.” It lands smack dab in the middle between...
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