Media Archive

This play has a story of its own. It begins with Kathy Najimy, actor and activist, telling me that I should turn my life into a one-woman play and that I should be in it.

An interview with Harvard undergraduate Julia Riew, playwright and composer of Thumbelina.

The rising ensemble of boundary-breaking artists returns to A.R.T.

An interview with Moby-Dick scenic designer Mimi Lien on her process for bringing the voyage of the Pequod to life onstage.

This production is concerned with the most pressing themes of our time, and it is my sincere hope that the images you see in this production haunt you.

A conversation between A.R.T. Executive Producer Diane Borger and Moby-Dick Adaptor and Composer Dave Malloy.

On the massive journey of Moby-Dick with director Rachel Chavkin.

Dive deeper into the her-story of the six queens.

Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, the creators of SIX, talk about the show and its inspiration.

Choreographer Samar Haddad King regularly creates work that crosses disciplines and physical borders—a necessary skill set for this We Live in Cairo.

A series of post-show discussions with leading artists, journalists, and scholars on topics inspired by the show. A ticket to any performance of We Live in Cairo allows you admittance to any of these talks.

Connecting with Diana Oh as she caps off her yearlong artist-in-community residency at American Repertory Theater.
By Morgan Hume for Improper Bostonian