Tag: interview
Courtney Bryan and “Suddenly Last Summer”
"The only character who sings is the one who's telling the truth about what happened."
Tarell Alvin McCraney on “Windfall” and the Need to Dream Together
"'Windfall' is a play that scares me. Because it engages directly with systems, with power, with voices that haven’t always been given space. "
Darius de Haas Finds Meaning in the Third Act
"The third act of life is self-acceptance. Being able to appreciate what life has afforded you."
Rudi Goblen on the Art of Radical Imagination
“My job is to cook the meal. How people eat it—that’s up to them.”
David Roussève: Excavating Life & Love in “Becoming Daddy AF”
“Success is not in the accomplishments. The success is simply in the survival.”
Director K. Todd Freeman On Hope, Survival & the Power of...
For more than three decades, K. Todd Freeman has built a remarkable career on stage and screen, moving seamlessly between Broadway, Steppenwolf, and film...
Jonathan Spector’s “Eureka Day” and the Politics of Listening
"There’s something so human about talking to someone when you’re not trying to convince them of anything—just listening.”
Nicole Cabell Returns to Handel’s Opera “Alcina”
"Alcina is a very complex character. She's a catfish. I think she gets what she deserves."
BEST BETS: AUGUST 18TH – AUGUST 24TH
"Twelfth Night" marks the return of Shakespeare in the Park in New York City
The Miró Quartet Turns 30 with Ginastera
"He was just as famous as Shostakovich, if not more so, when he was alive."