
Tag: theatre

This is the grave of Andre Delfau. Born in Paris in 1914, Delfau is not super well known today, but he became a leading costume and set designer by the late 1930s. He started his work by creating fash
Reminder to all, since a reminder was requested, of the labor theatre event I am participating in tonight. Three short plays, then a 10 minute talk by me about the labor movement, and then a Q&A w
Today marks the Immortal Bard William Shakespeare’s 454th birthday! The inventor of thousands of new English words, for no reason at all, has been dead some 402 years but he is still very much a
Conservatives are going ballistic and sponsors bailing because the Shakespeare in the Park series is putting on a version of Julius Caesar with a Trump-like Caesar. Of course, when Julius Caesar was p
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