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Solo Performance: “In Opposition to Therapy”
Interview with solo performer David Ford, by Sara Felder, February 11, 2012.
Theatre Bay Area Staff
Newsfeed: May-June 2012
News stories by, for, and about members of the Bay Area theatre community
Sara Felder
Solo Performance: “Treasure Hunt”
Interview with solo performer Brenda Wong Aoki, by Sara Felder, March 9, 2012.
Caroline Anderson
Caroline’s Editor’s Picks May/June 2012
Listings editor Caroline Anderson recommends four upcoming shows of diverse/nontraditional authorship: a festival of works by visiting French authors, two intense plays by female African American playwrights, and a comic rock opera by a genuine rock band.
Sara Felder
Solo Performance: “The MacGuffin”
Interview with solo performer Josh Kornbluth, by Sara Felder, February 20, 2012.
Laura Brueckner
Encore: James Dunn
Award-winning director James Dunn is the current artistic director of the Mountain Play, where he has directed for 30 years. This will be his last season with the organization—though he’s far from “retiring.”
Sara Felder
Solo Performance: “Connection”
Interview with solo performer Zahra Noorbakhsh, by Sara Felder, March 18, 2012.
Laura Brueckner
Laura's Editor's Picks May/June 2012
Associate editor Laura Brueckner points out some shows not to miss, especially if you're interested in unusual fare: City Lights' "In the Next Room," Boxcar's "Hedwig," Cutting Ball's "Risk is This" fest, and "Salomania" at the Aurora.
Sara Felder
Solo Performance: "Love and Death"
Interview with solo performer Marilyn Pittman, by Sara Felder, February 17, 2012.
Guest Author
Solo performance: "Dazzle Plus Truth"
Interview with solo performer Charlie Varon, by Sara Felder, February 22, 2012.
Sam Hurwitt
Sam's Editor's Picks May/June 2012
Our inestimable editor-in-chief lets on which shows he can't wait to see: behandings and brujas and Bertolt, oh my!
Laura Brueckner
New Play Festivals in the Bay Area: Purpose, Process, Product
The Bay Area theatre festival scene features an encouraging number dedicated to new plays. A “new play” is a special thing, these events all agree—although that’s about where the agreement ends.
Dale Albright
Your Continuing Mission: The Cohort Learning Initiative
Nonprofit organizations are required to draft a mission statement that articulates their purpose, but how often is this core thinking used to its maximum capacity?
Laura Brueckner
New Play Festivals: The Blog Salon!
In this blog salon series, the artistic directors of four prominent Bay Area new play festivals join forces to discuss, dissect, and debate key issues in new play development. In Part One, Jessica Holt of Bay One Acts starts the ball rolling.
Sam Hurwitt
Editor’s Note: Won’t Someone Think of the Children?
Youth theatre is integral not just to the individual development of the kids who take part in it, but it’s also the gateway to building the next generation of theatre-makers and theatregoers.
Melissa Hillman
Not Lost: On Cultural Relevance and “Sellability”
Melissa Hillman
Memorials, Narrative and “Audience Engagement”
Guest Author
Jon Tracy, License Plates and Some Beer: The Theatre Bay Area 2012 Annual Conference
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