Stephen Spinella and Dan Butler in WARHOLCAPOTE With WARHOLCAPOTE, an unprecedented look at Warhol’s Marilyn portfolio, plus a series of fascinating post-production conversations There is little doubt that WARHOLCAPOTE, now in previews at the American Repertory Theater, is one of the most compelling and hotly anticipated theatrical events of the season. This “non-fiction […]
MAMA’S GONNA SHOW IT TO YOU
Bertone, of course, is correct. Gypsy’s script is iron-clad and is generally thought of as the finest example of book writing in all of musical theater. There are other things, too, to consider when thinking about Gypsy’s significance in the grand scheme of things.
THE POSSIBILITARIANS: HEADS UP FOR BREAD AND PUPPET’S INSURRECTION CIRCUS
“I think the show is meant to shake city slickers and country cornstalks alike out of their complacency in the face of the destruction of the planet and the political and economic tyranny under which we all live.”
ADDICTED TO HER CHARMS
The incomparable Rachel York stars in 42nd Street
LOOKING BACK WITH ANNIE GOLDEN
No, you don’t. When we’re on the set of Orange Is the New Black, we all kind of pinch ourselves; we all do the silent scream when we get on the set.
THE REAL DEAL: TONY WINNER BILLY PORTER ON TOPDOG/UNDERDOG AT THE HUNTINGTON
“Well, you know, it’s a good step, but all the stuff that was there before the black president is still there and still festering and still brewing.”
THE EDGE OF EDWARD
Maurice Emmanuel Parent talks reinventing Marlowe
SCATTERED PICTURES: DIRECTOR SHAWN LACOUNT ON ‘REALLY’ AT COMPANY ONE
Company One co-founder Shawn LaCount directs, and here, he reflects on the play’s provocativeness, his collaboration with Matter & Light, and Really’s complicated themes.
BACK TO ANATEVKA
Austin Pendleton made his Broadway debut in 1964 when he created the role of Motel in the original production of Fiddler on the Roof. His performance as the nervous, loveable, determined tailor is immortalized on the classic cast album and has served as the gold-standard blueprint to anyone who has played Motel since.
SUMMER PREVIEW 2015
Summer is here, so let’s get down to brass tacks about the beaches, pools, food, concerts, arts events, theater happenings and everything else that makes summer in Boston summer.
