Oscar Wilde’s “lamia-like” Mrs. Cheveley archly poses to Sir Robert Chiltern, “Questions are never indiscreet. Answers sometimes are.” Wilde’s world...
Trying to explain Basset Theatre Company’s Gogol-inspired immersive dining experience without sounding slightly delirious is difficult. Somewhere between the terrace...
Caryl Churchill is the doyenne of theatrical experimentalism. Her plays shapeshift and surprise, dismantling artistic structures to prompt ideas about...
