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Rogue Elephant: Of Pachyderm Puppetry and Human Folly

By Ed Rampell

Ed Rampell: This one act play veers wildly off of the tried and true primrose path into uncharted territory which hasn’t been explored much on the boards since Eugene Ionesco’s 1959 Rhinoceros.

Posted on September 24, 2019

Kiss Me Deadly: America’s First Serial Killer

By Ed Rampell

Ed Rampell: Writer and lyricist Vanessa Claire Stewart has wrought a highly stylized production about America’s first serial killer, H.H. Holmes (Keith Allan of SYFY Network’s Z Nation series), an actual historic figure.

Posted on September 15, 2019

The Chinese Lady: Immigrants as Eternal Outsiders

By Dick Price

Dick Price: Based on a true story, Lloyd Suh’s one-act play tells of Afong Moy, a 14-year-old girl brought to New York in 1834 as perhaps the first female Chinese immigrant to America.

Posted on September 11, 2019

Scraps Co-Star Speaks Out: Denise Yolén Interview

By Ed Rampell

Ed Rampell: One violation of a human right is a violation to all human rights.

Posted on September 9, 2019

The Art of the Heal

By Ed Rampell

Ed Rampell: Co-produced by the Getty Villa with Maryland’s Round House Theatre, The Heal is a howl, a sheer delight, from beginning to end.

Posted on September 6, 2019

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