Making History at Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Making History at Oregon Shakespeare Festival

Features by Steve Julian  |  August 16, 2010

Ask Bill Rauch, Artistic Director of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (OSF) since 2007, his most important goal and he’ll tell you, “It’s that we’re building on 75 years of work and delivering productions that make people want to come.”  READ MORE

Left-Lane Blind Spots

Left-Lane Blind Spots

Editorial by Don Shirley  |  April 8, 2010

Lascivious Something and The Wake examine lefties on the verge of political breakdowns, while Julia Cho’s The Language Archive looks at the breakdowns of languages — and a marriage. READ MORE.

Lisa Kron Creates a Political Wake at the Kirk Douglas

Lisa Kron Creates a Political Wake
at the Kirk Douglas

Features by Deborah Behrens  |  March 31, 2010

Titling a play can be a tricky thing. Just ask Lisa Kron whose Center Theatre Group commissioned play The Wake recently world premiered at the Kirk Douglas Theatre, nearly four years to the day since her previous show Well, which she both penned and starred in, made its 2006 Broadway debut…READ MORE