By: Tammuz Frankel
Bridging Blackwhite
July 24, 2015As the audience finishes seating themselves, a barely audible hum begins. At once, eighteen actors run onto the stage, whispering the…
Read MoreTwo Gentlemen of Verona
June 26, 2015Crumpled love letters adorn the backdrop of the relatively bare set of the newly constructed Polonsky Shakespeare Center, conjuring up images…
Read MoreUntitled: Judith Scott’s Bound and Unbound
March 3, 2015What does it mean for something to be art? During an era when artists hang blank canvasses or stand naked in…
Read MoreI Have Seen the Devil with My Microscope
August 7, 2013We attempt to organize the world around us through binary distinctions: good and evil, pain and pleasure, animal and human. However,…
Read MoreSleep No More
July 3, 2013With a metallic click, the lights on the stage of the Ethel Barrymore Theatre flash on full blast, revealing the hostile…
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