Media Archive

“One view. One mission: Director and Choreographer,” reflects Susan Stroman about her recent work. “To me, it’s one vision all the way through.”

Nina Goodheart, A.R.T. intern and unstoppable blogger, checks in with the national tour of the A.R.T.’s production of Pippin.

The compelling and torturous reasons for the War’s occurrence, the amazing and unique writing of its inhabitants, the spiritual nature of its combatants, and the extreme carnage surrounding all the stories have somehow made their way into our own narratives.

What do two people who like to sing songs do if they’re
the last two people on earth? They sing songs.”

“Be precise,” Klemm always says. “We don’t want any unnecessary ornamentation on the stage.”

Dave Malloy’s contemporary glance into the minds of characters from Tolstoy’s War and Peace is wry, ironic, and multi-laminate; it’s a view drawn from careful reading and a vivid sense of humor.

John Herndon explores Christopher Marlowe’s impact on the playwrights of his day.

Students from Boston Green Academy in Brighton explored their experience of Father Comes Home From The Wars (Parts 1, 2 & 3) by writing poems.