Big News Leap Day Post
Posted in creativity, humanity, large theatre, theory by L. Nicol Cabe - Feb 29, 2012
A lot of news stories caught my attention today, half of them theatre-related. Here’s some bits: HowlRound and Julie Felise Dubiner dare literary managers and dramaturgs to reach new heights with play development. One of my favorite quotes: We must read books and newspapers and travel and meet other theater makers and people who make [...]
COMMENTS“Cocktails at the Centre of the Earth” at Annex Theatre
Posted in small theatre by L. Nicol Cabe - Feb 20, 2012
In the past couple of years, I’ve been to see a fair number of shows at Annex Theatre. Though a small, fringe theatre in an odd upstairs space in Capitol Hill, they have always impressed me with the high quality of writing, production, and acting in their shows. Nearly all of their plays are thought-provoking [...]
COMMENTSJulie Taymor makes the big bucks
Posted in humanity, large theatre, me by L. Nicol Cabe - Feb 16, 2012
There’s so much entertaining scandal surrounding Spider-man: Turn Off the Dark. The deal announced Thursday should leave Taymor’s Spidey-sense — and wallet — tingling: She will reportedly receive full royalties of nearly $10,000 a week through the show’s entire New York run. … Under the agreement, Taymor will also collect unspecified compensation when the production [...]
COMMENTSThe Intiman Raised $1 million
Posted in humanity, Intiman, large theatre by L. Nicol Cabe - Feb 07, 2012
Congratulations, I hope, to the Intiman, which BAAAAAAAARELY made its fundraising goal. I hope the theatre takes notice that the public, in mostly small donations, contributed the bulk of the money raised. The largest pledges were four $100,000 gifts from repeat Intiman benefactors Sue Leavitt and Bill Block; Eve and Chap Alvord; Marcia and Klaus [...]
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