Austin studied English language and literature at Fordham University in the Bronx, and realized her passion for theatre as a student abroad in London. She has worked as journalist at the Newtown Bee (Newtown, CT) and as a researcher for NBC News (New York, NY). She harbors an avid love for William Shakespeare and likes to carry a book with her wherever she goes. Usually found in or around New York City.
The Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park has long been one of New York’s most prized cultural jewels - and this summer, Kenny Leon’s Much Ado Abou...
David Serero is a French-born actor and baritone who has performed all over the world. He has filled iconic roles in both theater and opera, performin...
In the beginning of The Tempest, the audience is asked if we have ever felt enough rage that would raise a tempest with the sheer force of our anger. ...
Dalida may not be a name as instantly recognizable, let alone undoubtedly iconic, to American ears as it is to the French. But the mission of Fragment...
Welcome to England in the 1940s. World War II is in full swing, and America has finally decided to join the conflict. You might be greeted on your way...
It feels lazy to say that Socrates, playing at the Public Theater, bears a message for our modern times. It’s undeniable that the depiction of a broke...
The lights haven’t even dimmed before a guttural scream rips through the theater, so unexpected and primal that most of the audience actually jump in ...
The Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare’s Globe is well-known for its single most defining feature: the cozy wooden theater, built in the style of ...
The Magic Flute returns to the English National Opera this week to much applause. The revival of the dircetor Simon McBurney's 2016 production brings ...
One of the most famous Greek mythologies is one that you probably don’t know as well as you think you do - the story of Medusa, the beautiful young wo...
