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A puppet Gulliver, a powerful poem by Stanley Kunitz, and an android tenor add up to a grand evening of opera and solo voice.

Anya de Villiers' advice on how to be safe in a hilarious play about stage mishaps

This audacious solo show asks big, fiery questions about race, family, and the meaning of an individual's life and agency in the world.

"I thought by playing Titania that I might get a rest in this one, actually sit in my fairy kingdom, and tell people what to do."

Two baseball legends were honored on April 15, 2022, and Tom Seaver and Jackie Robinson more than deserved it.

The most important part of the LEGO experience comes down to parent and child sitting down to be creative

"It's really important to me to use the arts to say that maybe we can change things and what a better future might look like. We can do it with joy and camaraderie, rather than thinking of it as going without."

"I wanted to look into denial and how you come to terms with something and try to find closure. Each character becomes stronger as they are reconciling what they've all individually been through in loss and loneliness."

Playwright, sound designer, and co-director Leegrid Stevens on his new psychological horror play and how sound and lights help his productions "transport people quickly to impossible places." 

"I was really compelled to write this story and speak from the heart," said actor and writer Tonderai Munyevu about his play, which is currently on tour in the UK.