by Knox Theatre | Nov 3, 2010
Medea Written by Euripides Translated by Robin Robertson Directed by Jeff Grace Originally produced in 431 BC at the Greek festival of City Dionysia, Medea is a revenge tragedy about love, passion, honor, status, and broken expectations. The play presents Medea, a...
by Knox Theatre | May 19, 2010
The Serpent A Ceremony Written by Jean-Claude van Itallie Directed by Jeff Grace The Serpent is a piece of improvisational theatre that explores the human condition by relating events from the Book of Genesis to modern experiences and contemporary human sentiments....
by Knox Theatre | Feb 26, 2010
Angels In America Part Two: Perestroika Written by Tony Kushner Directed by Elizabeth Carlin-Metz Repertory Term XV Set in New York in the 1980’s, Millennium Approaches and Perestroika depict a nation on the brink of a new millennium, corrupt and broken, but...
by Knox Theatre | Feb 25, 2010
Angels In America Part One: Millennium Approaches Written by Tony Kushner Directed by Kelly Lynn Hogan Repertory Term XV Set in New York in the 1980’s, Millennium Approaches and Perestroika depict a nation on the brink of a new millennium, corrupt and broken,...
by Knox Theatre | Nov 4, 2009
Three Sisters Written by Anton Chekhov Directed by Neil Blackadder Written in 1901, Three Sisters is set in a provincial 19th-century Russian town. While three sisters long to return to Moscow, the imperial capital, their lives intersect with those of the military...
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