The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission recently reintroduced federal ROFRs through Order No. 1920 under the guise of "right-sizing" replacement facilities. But the more concerning trend is happening ...

Which productions most inspired, moved and delighted our leading theatremakers? An RSC touring production from 1978, ...

The ancient Greeks deeply believed in the power of curses and their ability to influence the lives of individuals and even ...

In playwriting and fiction, we call it deus ex machina – literally, the “god out of the machine” – which has come to mean a miraculously happy or fortuitous ending to a long and agonizing drama.

Aeschylus, 480 BC Democrats have a long history of maintaining control over the middle class by rewriting history. By ...

It has been a busy winter for numerous indie theater companies in Salt Lake City. The Utah Review offers reviews of three ...

What is it about William Shakespeare that makes people so eager to mess about with him? Never content merely to reduce, ...

Numbers, after all, are vital to Rivette’s labyrinth, which comprises eight episodes, hinges upon two separate theatre groups rehearsing two separate Aeschylus plays, and which – as the hours run on – ...

AEschylus lived in that brief gleam of splendor between the war which made Greeks discover ... View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...

Ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus filled his tragedies with death, so much so that he was known as “the Father of Tragedy”—and supposedly, his own demise was suitably dramatic. According to ...