The Crucible at La Plaza Cultural
Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” is a perfect fall show, particularly when executed in a community garden in the Lower East […]
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Wedding? Maine? Yes!
When an old friend asked if I could do her wedding decor I jumped. I knew this would take place at
Seeing Inside: Wearable technology, forgotton women & puppetry
Affectionately referred to as “The Puppet Dress,” this piece was selected by St Ann’s Warehouse for development during the 2010-2011 Puppetlab. Additional
Professor Ralph’s Loss of Breath
Mr. Lackobreath is the luckiest man alive, but soon after his wedding, his life becomes a high-spirited comic nightmare. Punch
The Oath
A wandering preacher is embroiled in the passions and politics of a swampy Florida outpost ruled with a macabre sense of
Dancing On Your Grave: Existential music hall performers realize they are de-composing.
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Forever Plaid
Dead 1950s-esque guy group performs from the afterlife a musical review of American Songbook classics. Directed by: Gayle Gearhart Millbrook
Playing a Part: Claude Cahun Documentary
Claude Cahun, photographer and member of the French resistance, is an often overlooked figure in the pantheon of her surrealist
Poodle Postcard: Putting the audience on stage
Part of the “Poodle Postcard” experiment was to have theatergoers see what performers do: the audience. The majority of company members were performing
