DramaWatch: Linda Alper’s place at the table
Marty Hughley
July 31, 2019
A reading of the veteran actor/writer’s “The Best Worst Place” highlights the Proscenium Live showcase.
A reading of the veteran actor/writer’s “The Best Worst Place” highlights the Proscenium Live showcase.
Before we get to this week’s most exciting theater opening — an open-air production of As You Like It — let’s quickly cast our gaze just south of Yamhill County, where an intriguing Hamlet will be found. Western Oregon University keeps Shakespeare
If we’re keeping score, I have six titles to go before I’ve seen all of Shakespeare’s plays on stage at least once — Merry Wives of Windsor, Titus Andronicus, Two Noble Kinsmen, and the three parts of Henry VI. But that claim
“I’ve always been interested in theater,” says Andrea Parson, “but I’ve always been on the outskirts of it, because I’m a ‘dancer,’ not an ‘actor.’” You can practically hear the air quotes as she speaks, conscious of the arts-discipline silos that so
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