Article by Jeremy Walsh for Pleasanton Weekly 3/11/26 The nonprofit theater company will host the second installment of 2026 Science@Play, a new play by (human) writer Cleavon Smith. “The Moon Is Always Full” examines the innovations of brain implants enhanced by AI, and the ethical questions and potential liabilities that come with such medical...
NEWS & REVIEWS: THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING with Music by Neil Berg Set for Off Broadway
Article by Andrew Gans for Playbill.com Casting is set for the upcoming Off-Broadway engagement of the new musical The Man Who Would Be King, which will play the Theatre at St. Luke’s March 25–April 3. The epic musical adventure, featuring a book and lyrics by DJ Salisbury and music by Neil Berg, will feature direction by Salisbury, music direction by...
NEWS & REVIEWS: Justin Emeka Adapts and Directs THE DOLL HOUSE at Two River Theatre
Feb 21 – Mar 15 / 2026Tickets available at Two River Theatre Review by Patrick Maley from NJ.com 3/5/2026 smart update of a classic, Two River Theater’s current production of “A Doll’s House” in Red Bank injects the play with modern resonance while celebrating the essence of this monument of Western theater. Adapted and...
NEWS & REVIEWS: The Big Swim, written by Melisa Tien, Attempts to Wrangle a Lunar New Year Tradition in Texas
Article by May Zhou for ChinaDaily The Big Swim was developed by the Asia Society Texas Center and the Houston Grand Opera, says Michael Buening, director of the Asia Society Texas’ performing arts and culture department. “We hoped to develop an annual Lunar New Year-themed piece for families,” says Buening. “We want it to...
NEWS: Alyssa Haddad-China Featured at the Colorado New Play Summit
Article by Amanda L. Andrei for American Theatre Over its 20-year run, the Colorado New Play Summit hasn’t just developed fresh pieces of theatre; it has also developed an audience for new work. A glittering sari unfurled between neighbors. An epic Western exploded in a tale of revenge and redemption. Talking lemurs, soup dumplings,...