I've been straying again. I've gone and written two more articles over on
ArtAnimalMag.com. I know! But-but-but, baby, I thought of YOU the whole time!
The first is a feature about the up and coming
Symmetry Theatre Company, which has a hefty mission of attempting to achieve gender parity onstage and to tell women's stories as honestly as possible. I spoke with Chloe Bronzan, a cofounder of the company, and
Valerie Weak, to discuss gender parity in the bay area, and how we as artists can tip the scales in our own small ways. Symmetry has done three shows so far and their next will be The Language Archive in the spring, which I'm quite excited to see.
Check that article out here.
The next is an interview I had with the fantastic Sheila Callaghan, who I must admit I now have a total arts-crush on. My very first trip to New York a few years ago (yeah, a few years ago, I'm sheltered), I saw
Lascivious Something, and it was one of my favorites from that trip - in company with Cromer's production of
Our Town and Ruhl's
Passion Play.) She's working on Port Out, Starboard Home, at foolsFURY Theatre, and has all sorts to say about theatre, screenwriting, Hollywood, and more!
Check that one out here.
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