...the boys’ rooms. In the rooms you will find references to the poets, the authors, the movies and the music featured in the play as well as things chosen by...
...at PJ and said, “That was pretty good, right?!” PJ smiled and responded, “Only two minutes over, pretty good. I’m impressed.” The room then filled with laughter. Seeing them laugh...
...young Fugard had with two servants who worked in his mother’s boarding house and tea room. The play confronts racism and bigotry as passed down through generations and absorbed into...
...— although I didn’t identify everyone in the full-room photos — and people listed are cast members unless otherwise noted): Nick Bowling (director), Bridget Dehl (assistant director), Maren Robinson (dramaturg),...
...were not in the room for the Frost/Nixon interviews, so even the televised interviews are in some way theater. The interviews are edited; they are produced; each side has prepared...
...because I did not prepare that scene for today’s callback, but a few quick glances at the text and it all comes flooding back. I barely enter the room before...
...own as the insouciant Frost.” Jonathan Abarbanel named ‘Master Harold’ … and the Boys one of his top dramas of 2010 on Chicago Public Radio’s City Room Blog, and then...
...this cast’s first run-through in our rehearsal room, I was struck by so many things I’ve seen before, read before, known before, and then forgotten. Not necessarily about the play,...
...characters. Our idea is to include the audience in the room, to feel the claustrophobia that the Younger family feels. To feel what living in this kind of close quarters...
...like backstage? A locker room! We have a damn good team, both the guys and [stage manager] Jinni Pike and her team. There’s a lot of talent back there and...
