Theatre Workers’ Code of Ethics from 1945 still applies today. Last month, Dave reported on a code of ethics for theatre workers that was found among the effects of the late actress Kathleen Freeman. . . . → Read More: Ethics in the theatre
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Andrew Goffman is the author and star of the one-man show The Accidental Pervert, now playing at the 13th Street Repertory Company in New York City. . . . → Read More: Theatre Geeks interviews Accidental Pervert star Andrew Goffman More Shakespeare, good-bye to Davy Jones and your theatre ethics Theatre Workers’ Code of Ethics from 1945 — LA Stage Times Michael Billington on actors — The UK Guardian Canadian Arts Funding spared in this parliament — Canadian Theatre Hub More on how Shakespeare really sounded — National Public Radio L’il Abner revived off-off-Broadway — . . . → Read More: Theatre Geeks News for April 1, 2012 Our preview of the Stratford and Shaw festivals in Canada! The Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Stratford Ontario and the Shaw Festival in Niagara On the Lake, Ontario are two great theatre events well worth attending this year. Dave, Marcia and guest geek Randy Zonker discuss the shows planned at these two festivals, all without mentioning . . . → Read More: Brush up your Shakespeare and Shaw at two great Canadian theatre fests. Tennessee Williams revived, brush up your Shakespeare accent and More! Booboo the Wonder Cat who helps Dave with the News Theatre News Notes Watch the video version of this episode here. Chris Jones’ review of Death of A Salesman on Broadway in the Chicago Trib — Good, but not great? Tennessee Williams’ final play is . . . → Read More: Theatre Geeks News for March 19, 2012 PLUS: Technical traumas Dave, Marcia and special guest geek Randy Zonker (sitting in for John Shoup) react to an article Dave reported on from the UK Guardian by Matt Trueman, Does Theatre Leave Too Little to the Imagination? We discuss this in context of both professional shows and shows we’ve had first hand experience with. Randy . . . → Read More: Does today’s theatre technology leave too little to the imagination? 
Bullets over Broadway will be a musical. Sondheim says there are too many musicals on Broadway as he readies his own. Death of a Salesman returning to Broadway. It’s festival season again! . . . → Read More: Theatre News for March 4, 2012 Julie Crawford, AACT Executive Director American Association of Community TheatreExecutive Director Julie Crawford joins the Geeks to talk about the upcoming AACT convention in NYC. We also talk about the status of community theatre around the country. Randy Zonker sits in for the traveling John Shoup. More information about AACT’s convention is here. Music . . . → Read More: AACT New York Convention preview, John Takes a Holiday and More! |
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