"From Us to Me" is a strong case study of Israeli films and their use in representing and shifting national identities. Dror Izhar’s "From Us to Me" is a fascinating look at Israeli cinema and its role in both creating and mirroring... Read More

The screenplay "Streetcar Sandwiches" is a dystopian takedown of government oversight gone awry. Curtis Orloff’s screenplay "Streetcar Sandwiches" is a dystopian work about the consequences of a Big Brother state. The story is set in... Read More

Providing a wealth of technical information, "A New Slant on Acting" is a complete manual for film actors. With "A New Slant on Acting", esteemed stage and film veteran Charese Mongiello empowers actors with the film-set operations... Read More

"The Risk Theatre Model of Tragedy" is a piquant, far-reaching study of tragedy as an art form. Defining the nature of theatrical tragedy is a formidable task; everyone from Aristotle to Nietzsche has taken a crack at it. In his... Read More

One of the NEA Four, performance artist, teacher, and writer Tim Miller believes that “solo performers are first responders” who move into the political fray, making the personal political and using their own lives as fodder for... Read More

Perry’s work evokes the 1970s and celebrates the black culture of the time by centralizing it. Ev’one-yaY Eulasson’s Between Tomorrow and Yesterday: Tripping into Nowhere behind Nothing collects two plays, Sleep No More and Buy the... Read More

Mary Todd Lincoln never enjoyed much public favor. Some believed her to be a secret segregationist; others condemned her as a spendthrift during a time of war. Leanne Howe’s play "Savage Conversations" radically ups the ante in... Read More

Loughlin’s book outlines a groundbreaking acting technique that helpfully departs from the notion that actors must be tortured to be successful. "The Warner Loughlin Technique" is an in-depth exploration of the transformative acting... Read More