Theater
A Vivifying Spectacle
Target Margin Theater’s Mourning Becomes Electra
By Amber Reed
Most of us already know something of Eugene O’Neill. His plays are as ineluctable as their characters’ poisoned fates; even if we duck The Emperor Jones in high school, we are caught later by our neighborhood troupe’s Anna Christie, or by the Broadway revival of Long Day’s Journey into Night that our parents believe might finally make us appreciate them.
Begetting Charleses: Carl Holder
By Ying Ying LiPlaywright Carl Holder was running late to the first reading of his own play. Some friends had generously offered to host it at their apartment, and had even cooked dinner for everyone.
In Dialogue
Following the Cinematic-Theatric
with Sara Farrington
By Connie Congdon
The first time I heard Sara Farrington’s voice, I was standing outside in the grass at The Great Plains Theatre Conference in an impromptu performance space, set up to stage her play Mickey & Sage.
