I have had reviews and essays published both online and in print. Below are links to my online work.
American Theatre
How One Song Changed the Arc of Great Comet
To Sell Or Not To Sell: How Would You Sum Up Hamlet?
Exeunt Magazine
Full list of reviews here.
Extended Play (The Civilians)
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival is Starting New “American Revolutions”
Strange Harbor Condenses and Combines Shakespeare’s Histories. All of Them.
Howlround
The Dramaturgy of Gender: How Audience Expectations Shape Storytelling
Litro Magazine Online
Power and Sovereignty: Revisiting The James Plays
That Obscure Object of Desire: What Belongs To You by Garth Greenwell
Shear Insanity: King Lear With Sheep at the Courtyard Theatre
Drama in the Kitchen: Chef at the Soho Theatre
The Weight of History: Meditations on Shakespeare’s Henry V
Titus Androgynous: All-Female Titus Andronicus at the Greenwich Theatre
The Future of Theatre?: Golem at Trafalgar Studios
Oregon ArtsWatch
Puppet see, puppet do (Hand to God at triangle productions)
The ‘type’ in the casting (solo show Miss Ethnic Non-Specific)
Finding Jesus, finding herself (solo show Endless Oceans)
Ashland Shakespeare: out of chaos: (overview of the 2017 Oregon Shakespeare Festival season)
The journey, not the destination (26 Miles at Profile Theatre)
Theater at the intersection: covering the 2017 TCG Conference in Portland, OR
Who’s afraid of a casting switch?: One of the first stories to break about the Albee estate barring a production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? with a black actor as Nick.
Talented. But are they universal? (The Talented Ones at Artists Repertory Theatre)
Northwest history hits the stage in Astoria and db
Shakespeare experiments for modern times: Comparing the experiments with Shakespeare’s language conducted by the Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s Play On! project and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre under Emma Rice.
Into the Woods in search of happy endings (Into the Woods at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival)
OSF seeks the ‘man’ in Two Gentlemen of Verona
Dan Donohue is a sublime Richard III at OSF
Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre Blog
Spanish Tobacco, English Hemp, and Shakespeare: A response to a study that insisted that the discovery of hemp in the yard of the New Place meant Shakespeare smoked weed.
Theatre of the Spanish Golden Age
The Tung
Full list of reviews here.
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