In 1971, Stanford psychology professor Phillip Zimbardo randomly selected 24 white male students of the same age for an experiment, arbitrarily assigned each a role of “prisoner” or “guard,”...
Read MoreIf there’s one thing McSweeney’s Internet Tendency has reliably provided its readership over the years it’s high-brow literary tropes and figures tossed blindly into unlikely, low-rent modern scenarios. While...
Read MoreDaniel Fish is on a mission to combine intimacy with theatricality; to connect the audience with high-brow, intellectual material. Whether it’s Shakespeare, Moliere, or, in this case, the ever-complex and...
Read MoreThe way that we see is ever questionable, and is of profound consequence in our lives. In Vision Disturbance, the combination of story, physical space and directorial style turns the...
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The Debate Society is not only The Next Thing, it is The Current Thing. This company has blown up in the past year, garnering rave reviews and an exceptional...
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I remember March 18th, 2012 very clearly. It was by mere coincidence that I found myself in the Paramount Center Mainstage theatre that afternoon; do not the best things...
Read MoreVarious participants (both performers and curators) took part in ArtsEmerson’s TNT Festival Twitter Q & A session on Tuesday, February 19th from 6:30 – 7:30 PM. Head over to...
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Local Boston fringe theatre troupe Sleeping Weazel is presenting Birth Breath Bride Elizabeth at the inaugural The Next Thing (TNT) Festival. Ken Prestininzi, author and director of the hour-long one-woman...
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