Theater
In Dialogue
Blue Door: Painting within the lines of history with Tanya Barfield
By Emily DeVotiI am suddenly aware of the difference between my wife and me. Not that this hasn’t occurred to me before. But I am suddenly aware, in a very new and unsettling way.
Beckett at 100: Waiting for Godot and other New York Centenary Events
By Alan LockwoodThe Gate Theatre of Dublin brings Waiting for Godot to NYU’s Skirball Center October 24–28, capping New York’s sparse celebration of Samuel Beckett’s centenary.
Against Reproduction: Tim Crouch’s An Oak Tree
By Caridad SvichThe man looks at the audience. The man stares. The man talks to the audience with the house lights up. In an hour’s time with this man, you will be changed, and think about theater quite differently than ever before.
THE TEMPORARY LIFE: Thugs and the Law
By Michael WashburnThe guy in the cubicle next to yours is part of your mental landscape. Over the past year, you’ve learned about his significant other, his tiger cats, his voyages.
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