The prolific playwright, whose drama about an American couple and a surrogate mother in India is playing at Profile Theatre, talks about big dreams and "the prickly, messy places where cultures collide."
An aging man meets himself, 30 and 40 years earlier: Actor Bruce Burkhartsmeier and his telltale tape recorder take on the challenge and regrets of Samuel Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape."
Playwright Gillette and director Dean, who've developed a close working partnership over the years, dig deep into the story of a trans romance for their newest premiere.
The Broken Planetarium gets ready to unleash "The Greenbrier Ghost." And like most things ghostly, this fresh work of music, theater, and free expression plays by its own rules.
The experimental opera "Te Moana Meridian," premiering at PICA's TBA Fest, is also a push to decolonialize the Prime Meridian and shift it to international waters in the Pacific Ocean.
12-year-old actors Eli Ingraffea and Mila Kashiwabara talk about the joys and challenges of starring in Milagro's new play about surviving along the Southwest border – complete with ghosts.
An Irish playwright and a Dublin director bring a contemporary play to Corrib Theatre about racial attitudes and the steps that white people "must take to clean up the mess they have made."
Sure, it's an entertaining action flick. But its connections to Christmas are surface stuff. Go ahead: Watch it, and have fun. But when it comes to the spirit of the holiday, it doesn't fit the bill.
Ajai Tripathi's new play "Great White Gets Off," seeded during the pandemic, looks at racial and power dynamics and the way they play into a romantic relationship.
Bobby Bermea: The talented actor Lester Purry, who's created a bond with Portland Playhouse, is back in town and creating his own kind of skinflint in the Playhouse's "A Christmas Carol."