Tag: Taffety Punk
Taffety Punk’s barroom ‘Beowulf’ returns by popular demand
Marcus Kid narrates the riveting heroic saga in a pop-up bar at Capital Hill Arts Workshop from February 12 to 28.
In The Moment: Kimberly Gilbert Is King In ‘Bootleg Shakespeare, Richard...
Once again, Taffety Punk Theatre Company has succeeded at challenging the theatrical status quo. This time, it was with a mesmerizing Bootleg Shakespeare Richard...
In the Moment: Interview with Theater Photographer Teresa Castracane
Often, images of a theatrical production help establish the initial interest and expectations for a potential audience. Photographs can draw an audience into a...
Review: ‘Side Effects’ at Taffety Punk Theatre Company
In a simple bold setting, a man in a hurry is running late. He is answering his phone, head skewed at an angle to...
Review: ‘Mercy Killers’ at Taffety Punk Theatre Company
Joe in Michael Milligan's one-man show Mercy Killers is, indeed, your average Joe: he listens to Rush Limbaugh, he works on cars as a...
Review: ‘The Trojan Women’ at Taffety Punk Theatre Company
The feminist movement has been on the rise for decades, but with our current political and social climate, saturated with patriarchal overreach into women’s...
Meet the Cast of Avant Bard’s ‘TAME.’ Part 4: Madeline Burrows
In Part 4 of a series of interviews with the cast of Avant Bard’s production of TAME., meet Madeline Burrows.
Joel: Where have local audiences...
Roz White and Teresa Castracane on Appearing in ‘Black Pearl Sings!’...
Roz White and Teresa Castracane star in Black Pearl Sings! at MetroStage playing two extraordinary strong women from very different backgrounds.
Joel: Please introduce yourself and tell our...
An Interview with ‘Collaborators’ Playwright John Hodge by Roberta Alves
Playwright John Hodge fills us in on his play Collaborators which has just extended through March 13th at Spooky Action Theater.
How did a film script...
Review: ‘Collaborators’ at Spooky Action Theater
In these days of a re-igniting Cold War between Russia and the United States, those old grainy black-and-white films of a long thought dead...




