Protected: An Outline of a Play In Process (With Some Notes)
Elizagrace Madrone
May 1, 2024
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
The Civilians’ Resident Dramaturg Phoebe Corde sits down (virtually) with Extended Play editor Faith Zamblé to talk dramaturgy, research, and more.
The Civilians will welcome nine new members to the group of writers, composers, and directors in its twelfth season.
An interview with Linda LaScola and Marin Gazzaniga on the origins of The Civilians’ new production, “The Unbelieving.”
The Civilians & Ensemble Studio Theatre’s production of Sam Chanse’s WHAT YOU ARE NOW is now streaming for free until September 25th, 2022 on EST’s website.
Anne Washburn, the playwright behind Mr. Burns, explains herself: “It’s about the comfort of looking again.”
R&D Group member Calley N. Anderson takes us through the process of conceiving her new play, SOMEONE ELSE’S BULLET.
R&D Group Member Denmo Ibrahim tells how her mother’s story and the interviews she gathered in Bay Ridge shaped her new piece, KHADIJA SAVES THE WORLD.
R&D Group Member Aeneas Sagar Hemphill discusses the harsh reality of the New York taxi driver, the inspiration behind his new play, WAIT NO LONGER.
R&D Group Members and collaborators Eric Marlin and Lila Rachel Becker interview each other on the creation process for UNTITLED JEWISH PIRATE PLAY, generating a project together for the first time, and the history of Jewish pirates.
R&D Group Member Liba Vaynberg provides a glimpse into the interview process for her piece, The Matriarchs.
R&D Group Member Phillip Gregory Burke describes the path that led him to create his current R&D play, THE SUNCATCHERS OF SAHEL: AN ANCESTRAL TALE TOLD TO TODAY’S GRIOT, PART I & II. This is Part II of his tale.
R&D Group Member Phillip Gregory Burke describes the path that led him to create his current R&D play, THE SUNCATCHERS OF SAHEL: AN ANCESTRAL TALE TOLD TO TODAY’S GRIOT, PART I & II. This is Part I of his tale.
R&D Group alumnus Tylie Shider writes a love letter to creators for whom human contact is a part of their art, lost by the pandemic.
Dramaturg Soriya Chum discusses the history, including his own, that makes up The Civilians’ new production, Sam Chanse’s what you are now.
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