‘The SpongeBob Musical’ costumes: Moving from 2D to 3D
A giddy mix of bright colors and clashing patterns brings beloved TV show to life on stage
Entries by Douglas Langworthy
‘Twelfth Night’ sets sail on an ocean of design influences
Costumes, scenery and music will represent a cross-pollination of Renaissance sources
Paula’s Army: Vogel’s considerable legacy as a playwriting teacher
No one has mentored more of this generation’s greatest playwrights than Indecent’s Paula Vogel
‘Powered by Off-Center’ is empowering artists’ dreams
DCPA’s inaugural resident artists ready to unveil projects about Colorado’s little-known Jewish history and an immersive crop-circle mystery
‘Anna Karenina’ 101: What you need to know
Never read the 800-page novel? No sweat. Here’s all you need to know to enjoy ‘Anna Karenina’
Scenic Designer: This ‘Oklahoma!’ will look real, visceral and raw
Here, a ‘beautiful morning’ is about the satisfaction of getting one more day to work and live as a free man
‘Vietgone’: Not just another war story
When describing his play’s style, Nguyen says: “It’s as influenced by Quentin Tarantino as it is influenced by David Henry Hwang as it is influenced by Jay-Z.”
Langworthy on translating Shakespeare: First do no harm
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival ignited a controversy when it announced it is translating 39 Shakespeare plays into contemporary modern English.