DePaul’s Theatre School retools the MFA acting program to be less expensive and more relevant; plus news from Collaboraction and Playmakers Laboratory
Tag: Dexter Bullard
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Mies Julie depicts a postapartheid South Africa still mired in its legacy of colonialism and racism
But playwright Yaël Farber’s ambition far outstrips what appears onstage.
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Tracy Letts’s The Minutes tells one dirty secret, then a dirtier one
Steppenwolf’s latest is a darkly funny, compellingly strange indictment of just about everyone.
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Steppenwolf’s The Flick, BoHo Theatre’s Fugitive Songs, and 13 more new stage shows
Fifteen new reviews of stage shows including limited runs of Cabaret and the one-man show Sancho: An Act of Remembrance.
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Victory Gardens’ Sucker Punch is a KO
Dexter Bullard directs British playwright Roy Williams’s drama about two black London boxers.
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Dexter Bullard’s FAQs for Dialogues Series Performers
Dexter Bullard instructs Dialogues Series participants.
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Loving the Volcano
Review of A Red Orchid Theatre’s production of Mistakes Were Made by Craig Wright, directed by Dexter Bullard and starring Michael Shannon.
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Collaboraction: calling all artists
Deadline is Dec. 22 for Sketchbook Fest proposals.
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Death of a Cell-Man
SCHUMACHER Playwrights’ Center In the opening scene of this play, Schumacher presents a short seminar on salesmanship. The phrase “Make that big sale!” is projected overhead, along with Schumacher’s five steps for doing just that: contact, introduce, match/mirror, sell more, and close. Let’s take these one at a time, shall we? Contact. Pick up the […]