Tag: interview
Luke Walker and His Play that Might Make Charles Bukowski Blush
"I like that people are being respectful and trying to be good social advocates. But it's kind of sad to me that this movement has, in a way, stifled art."
Festival Opera’s Zachary Gordin Goes Into the Fire
A great way to become familiar with a composer's work is to perform it. Zachary Gordin, the General Director of Festival Opera in Walnut...
Kate Soper Revisits “Voices from the Killing Jar”
"I think it was the start of me becoming more interested in works that had explicit theatrical elements and a legible kind of quasi-narrative element. And it was really a chance for me to really see how versatile I could be as a performer."
Heidi Duckler Contemplates Time and Place
"The book is full of a sense of time and a sense of place. I think she talks about the feeling that time is shrinking and expanding. I think so much of it relates to how we feel about time and space and our bodies and sensation and memory."
Sammy Williams Says Goodbye to Paul San Marco
"That monologue is not all of my life. At some point I need to go beyond it and explore other areas of my life publicly."
Evaluating the Bourne Identity After 25 Years
"It was an unusual one for me. I entered into it without the usual big idea."