Ray of Light’s ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ is an edgy rock ballad you don’t want to end
Breaking the fourth wall has never been done so seamlessly as it is in Ray of Light Theatre’s “Hedwig and the Angry Inch.” The punk rock musical, which first gained a cult following when it opened off-Broadway in 1998, only recently gained mainstream attention in 2014 when it premiered on Broadway.
Ray of Light’s ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’ is an edgy rock ballad you don’t want to end
Breaking the fourth wall has never been done so seamlessly as it is in Ray of Light Theatre’s “Hedwig and the Angry Inch.” The punk rock musical, which first gained a cult following when it opened off-Broadway in 1998, only recently gained mainstream attention in 2014 when it premiered on Broadway.
Picks of the Week: From reef sharks to research slams, things to see around the Bay
Ever wondered what a hackathon would look like if it centered on theater rather than computer science? You’ll have your opportunity to find out Monday, thanks to the partnership between local playwriting incubator PlayGround and The 24 Hour Plays.
Picks of the Week: From reef sharks to research slams, things to see around the Bay
Ever wondered what a hackathon would look like if it centered on theater rather than computer science? You’ll have your opportunity to find out Monday, thanks to the partnership between local playwriting incubator PlayGround and The 24 Hour Plays.
Physical theater in Anton’s Well’s ‘4.48 Psychosis’ adds movement, discomfort to Sarah Kane’s turn-of-the-century elegy
In a piece that draws such strength from simplicity, the Anton's Well Theater Company production adds complication to the piece in the form of costuming.
Physical theater in Anton’s Well’s ‘4.48 Psychosis’ adds movement, discomfort to Sarah Kane’s turn-of-the-century elegy
In a piece that draws such strength from simplicity, the Anton's Well Theater Company production adds complication to the piece in the form of costuming.
One of the most profoundly isolating human experiences is to finish a movie in the theater and, looking to your left and then to your right, discover that you are the only person not wiping their eyes and sniffling.
One of the most profoundly isolating human experiences is to finish a movie in the theater and, looking to your left and then to your right, discover that you are the only person not wiping their eyes and sniffling.