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Tag Archives: David Greenspan

The Myopia at Atlantic Stage 2

February 3, 2010 – 7:04 pm

It is about the articulation of the literary and physical voice that I write about here, after having seen David Greenspan’s sublimely written and performed The Myopia, produced by The Foundry Theater and closing this weekend, on February 7. Greenspan’s voice and its voicings star in The Myopia, re-awakening in me a sense of awe at the voice’s astounding plasticity.

By Mónica de la Torre | Posted in Performance | Also tagged Monica De La Torre, Review, Steven Drukman, The Myopia, Theater | Comments (0)

Streetwise

November 13, 2009 – 6:56 pm

Bringing new meaning to “pop-up,” the archive takes to the streets…

By Richard J. Goldstein | Posted in From The Archive | Also tagged Christopher Shinn, Craig Gholson, Jennie Livingston, Keith Reddin, Lynn Geller, Nicole Burdette, Reena Jana, Richard Edson, Robert Schenkkan | Comments (0)

Cross-pollination

July 31, 2009 – 4:51 pm

During my first weeks of wading through the archive I was dizzy trying to make sense of all the information I was ingesting.

By Oona Brangam-Snell | Posted in From The Archive | Also tagged Ameena Meer, Andrew Benjamin, Anne Walmsley, Art, Becky Johnston, Betsy Sussler, Carole Anne Klonarides, Charlie Ahearn, David Del Tredici, Eddie Bobè, Eduardo Galeano, Ellen Phelan, Frank Marino, Georgia Marsh, Interview, J.D. Dolan, Jaime Manrique, Jorge Volpi, Lawrence Chua, Louis Edwards, Marie-Guy Baron, Martin Solares, Michael Bell, Michael Tetherow, Performance, Philippe Demontaut, Ralph Lee, Raul Ruiz, Rob Weiss, Stanley Greaves, Steve Drukman, Susan Shacter, Theater, Zhang Yimou | Comments (0)