Articles related to "Edward Albee"

Brief biography and works of American dramatist Edward Albee, prominent in the mid-20th century theatrical stage.

Playwright Edward Albee has revisited his seminal one-act work and added layers of complexity by making it the second act of a full length drama.

"I don't think you should frighten an audience, I think you should terrify them." - Edward Albee

CSI star William Petersen stars in Dublin Carol, and Frasier's John Mahoney stars in The Seafarer - Two Seasonal Plays for the Bah Humbug in Everyone.

Contemporary American playwrights, including George Abbott, Edward Albee, and Christopher Durang, are still inspiring their audiences to dream, think, and feel.

A glimpse of the life and work of Sam Shepard as a man, a poet and musician; as well as his imaginative work as an actor, director and playwright for audiences worldwide.

The Tony Nominated Top Girls; August: Osage County, and the American premiere of Kicking a Dead Horse are must-see theatre for the adventurous mind.

As corseted New Victorian women unbutton their sexual libido, inner thoughts climax in this sexy new play from one of Canada's most progressive female playwrights.

In 2004, it was announced that William Hutt would be making his final appearance with the Stratford Festival in The Tempest in 2005.

Speaking truth and humor, Fifty Words is a hair-raising roller-coaster ride to the heart of modern marriage.

American playwright Lynn Nottage wins the Pulitzer for her play 'Ruined,' about the war against Congolese women.

An interview with Michael Scholar Jr., creator of November Theatre, who is currently adapting the punk classic, Hard Core Logo, for the stage.

Shakespeare and the classics, plus a nine-hour work by the renowned Robert Lepage are among the best bets for Toronto theatres for the summer 2009 season.

A brief examination of how a dramatic monologue is defined and how it is used in theatre.

Life and works of Carson McCullers, one of American South greatest novelists, wrote brilliant novels in her early 20s, including The Heart is a Lonely Hunter.

Playwrights have been associated with the Academy Award since its inception. The 81st Academy Award writing nominees carry on that legendary association.

Actress Fiona Reid sheds more light on the fateful choices of Ibsen's complex protagonist and her work with Shaw cast member Sharry Flett as Thea Elvsted.

An interview with writer and performer Chris Craddock, who is fresh off of a run of his play, BASH'd, in New York City.

Actor Michael Therriault knew William Hutt as both an actor, in The Tempest and a director in one man show Oscar Remembered. Hutt loved Oscar Wilde.