Endgame was a difficult show to watch and a bold choice to perform. The conviction of the performers and the success of the minimalist creative choices, however, brought it to life—in all its absurdity. Continue reading Endgame: Making the Most of Beckett’s Absurdity
The University of Melbourne’s newest theatre company, Melbourne Uni Modern Theatre, couldn’t have chosen a stronger play through which to make their debut. Annie Baker’s The Flick, awarded the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, is funny, smart and deceptively deep, chronicling the workdays-and-nights of two ushers and a projectionist at a suburban cinema in Massachusetts. Such playwriting prowess requires equally strong direction, admirably provided by Arthur … Continue reading The Flick: Ushering in a New Era
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