Monthly Archives: July, 2009
Working with Theater of the Oppressed in Brazil
My friend and fellow playwright Kyoung Park just spent 3 months working with Agusto Boal’s Theater of the Oppressed organization in Brazil, researching, observing and participating in many programs. Lucky. … Continue reading
Clowns Finding a Home in Harlem
This is a profile on Seth Bloom and Christina Gelsone, two wonderful TA colleagues at the New Victory Theater and clown partners in the group The Acrobuffos. The story is … Continue reading
The future of the Ohio
I was talking with a fellow theatermaker who just closed a show at the Ohio Theater with Clubbed Thumb about what a special space it is–it’s height, it’s depth, it’s … Continue reading
Found Objects and Harold and Kumar
The folks over at Significant Objects are bringing a whole new meaning to the words, “found objects.” The curators find a bunch of objects (for under $2) at garage sales, … Continue reading
Shaking Up Shakespeare at the Public and Children of Invention
The lovely Cindy Cheung stars in Children of Invention, a new film by Tze Chun that is the centerpiece for the upcoming Asian American International Film Festival in NY. The … Continue reading
