Monday, November 18th, 2024

Theater

This week in Arts & Life: Mar. 2 – Mar. 8

Arts and Life Editors

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March 2, 2015

The Freeks dare to take risks with ‘Equus’

Madeline MacLeod

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March 1, 2015

Marie-Louise Catsalis mounts a hilariously overblown production of ‘Die Fledermaus’

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Feb. 24, 2015

TAPS’ ‘Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead,’ an all-around fantastic production

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Feb. 23, 2015

StanShakes stages a female-centric, modern take on ‘Lear’

Noemi Berkowitz

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Feb. 23, 2015

This week in Arts & Life: Feb. 23 – Mar. 1

Arts and Life Editors

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Feb. 23, 2015

TAPS Grad Showcase’s ‘Far Away’ sends chills down the spine

Madeline MacLeod

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Feb. 22, 2015

National Theatre’s ‘Treasure Island’ thrusts us into an adventure for the ages

Madelaine Bixler

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Feb. 22, 2015

Music 184B produces and performs Fledermaus the opera

Allegra Clara McComb

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Feb. 20, 2015

The importance of community and playfulness in the arts

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Feb. 19, 2015

‘The Downfall of Egotist J. Fatzer’: A hilarious, clever and nontraditional exploration of Brecht, war, and gender

Noemi Berkowitz

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Feb. 18, 2015

Ph.D. student Otálvaro-Hormillosa provokes reflection in her piece about family ties

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Feb. 12, 2015

‘Parts for Women Written by Men’ reevaluates female identity in theater

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Feb. 11, 2015

This Week in Arts & Life: Feb. 9–15

Arts and Life Editors

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Feb. 9, 2015

A conversation with musical theater composer Michael Friedman

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Feb. 4, 2015

Bill. T Jones’ experimental storytelling: Exciting and profound

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Feb. 2, 2015

Exploring Jews in Hitler’s army: One-man play “The Mitzvah” comes to Stanford

Noemi Berkowitz

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Feb. 2, 2015

Actors Heylar and Charawi dominate the Roble Theater stage in ‘The Woolgatherer’

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Feb. 2, 2015

The Woolgatherer

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Jan. 29, 2015

Stanford Repertory Theater’s “Words to End All Wars” seeks to remember atrocities of World War One

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Jan. 29, 2015