Theater
ENTRE CHIEN ET LOUP WITH CATHERINE FILLOUX
by Christine Toy JohnsonTheater
“Theater for me is an art form that can help make a political, living change and build community,” says playwright Catherine Filloux. “It’s a dialogue I’ve seen emerge from my plays, one that I’d like to keep generating in audiences around the world.”
FUTUREROCK: PASS KONTROL’S NEW HOPE CITY
by Eliza BentTheater
Consider hits from The Strokes, only imagine them catchier, less faded and with vocals not nearly as strained or affected. Consider that the musicians also make art—like Lansing Dreiden, but without the shroud of mystery or lofty price tags.
IBSEN’S BURRITO: SOUNDING AT HERE
by Anna GuttoTheater
Shakespeare, Chekov, Ibsen. What makes certain artists able to make work which perpetually provokes and touches their audience—generation after generation, at any age, in any place?
