theater

PIRANDELLO 150 Through Thursday, January 19 Nobel laureate for literature Luigi Pirandello (1867-1936) has become an adjective for theater around the world via deeply probed themes of illusion and identity, with actors everywhere breaking the fourth wall, and commenting freely on the works they’re...

Netprov (networked improvisation narrative) is a new creative writing form created by Rob Wittig and Mark C. Marino. To introduce this form, Wittig and Marino will share some of the early netprovs (#1wknotech, Air-B-N-Me, Monstrous Weather, Occupy MLA, Spedishow), and introduce their forthcoming...

Special issue, Theatre Journal , September 2017 Histories of presentation and representation naturally align theatres and museums as cultural spaces of display. As museum studies continues to grow as a discipline, these ongoing connections between theatre and museums continue to demand further...

Special Issue, Theatre Journal , December 2017 The act of seeing remains powerful in discourses of theatre and performance but how images assist in creating, recording, and describing performance continues to be contested. This special issue explores the use—and potential misuse—of images in...

Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò New York University Presented as part of The Literary Mews - a festival within the PEN World Voices Festival Kairos Italy Theater (Casa Italiana Theater Company in Residence) presents: Characters in Search of a Country Based on Six Characters in Search of an Author by...