Theater in the Twin Cities
The Orpheum Theater opened in downtown Minneapolis in 1921. It was designed after the Beaux Arts style and seats about
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Theater J’s ‘Our Class’ not for the faint of heart
(From left, Sasha Olinick (Abram) and Alexander Strain (Heniek) pursue religious professions in “Our Class,” now playing at Theater J
Read moreRichard III enchanting, haunting and worth the hike to Patapsco Female Institute in Ellicott City
It’s a chilly Thursday night and I’m fast approaching 8 p.m. as I power walk up the hill toward the
Read more‘O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? (I’m nailing these lines)
Sitting at my office job, typing up emails and following up with phone calls when my scene partner pops up in
Read moreInvisible Man: Uncomfortable reminder of the past that shocks and entertains
Teagle F. Bougere shines in “Invisible Man” at Studio Theatre. Photo: Astrid Reiken The Invisible Man at Studio Theatre raises questions on whether we
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My inner monologue: Why am I here?
And now a parody (or is it?) of the actor’s inner monologue post casting (or post the email that tells
Read moreActors steal moments of life; it’s what we do
Sitting in my favorite NYC café, sampling key lime cheesecake and staring out the window at the city wildlife. The
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Baltimore inspires creativity and honors artists
(Max Garner and J.F Bibeau perform spontaneous theater at Submit 10 Baltimore. Photo by Maurice Morales.) The process of giving
Read moreAuditioning rule No. 1: Arrive on time
Imagine you’re driving down 295 for that dream audition (think dream job interview) in D.C. You left an hour and
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Submit 10 Baltimore brings performance and prose to the pub
One moment, three stalks of corn discuss the meaning of life and death in a chaotic universe. The next, two
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