I know Walden was some time ago, but I have some wonderful interviews from it that I want to put up!  Alice Yorke and Campbell O’Hare did an amazing job as twin sisters Stella and Cassie, and they had a lot of interesting things to say about the show, what they did, and the characters they played.  I really feel like they provided great insight to a very beautiful and intense show. Walden  was such an intimate play, with only three actors in the cast.  Seeing these two women

We live in a very “tuned in” world.  All generations are spending so much time on their phones, on the internet…we’re constantly texting each other, or watching videos.  I think we probably spend just as much time on our screens as we spend in real time.  This idea is only the start of Job , even if we don’t know that right away.  What we do  know from the start is that a young woman is pointing a gun at an older man and that makes it pretty obvious that we’re going to be in

We live in some really weird times.  The other day, my coworker was talking about some movie from the 70s or 80s that took place in the 20-10s, and there were flying cars.  In many ways, we are living in the “future”.  The thing we have to remember, though, is that there’s still future from here.  Walden  was a reminder of that…it was a play that really showed what the future from here  could look like.  And it was both captivating and terrifying.  Because the future means so

We are currently living in some crazy  times, in all ways.  I think that’s pretty much certain.  But sometimes, we need to see some of the more comic crazy times…it lightens the mood a little and provides some perspective.  Fly Me To The Moon  at Hedgerow Theatre did just that.  The whole thing was so crazy, so absolutely absurd, and it was definitely just what I needed.  From the very start, the comedy that this play provided us was absolutely amazing.  And as the show progr

Hi, readers of Zoe Writes Theatre! I am excited to share that I have officially set up my Patreon! What's going to come along with this? A ton of exciting stuff! For just $5 a month, you'll get access to extra content...write ups, interviews, video and audio content, and so much more. This is a huge step for me and Zoe Writes Theatre, so please take a look! You'll still get all your regular content here, but there's a lot more in store on my Patreon to enjoy! Thank you al

I had the pleasure of seeing Matteo Scammell in a few productions this season, and I loved all of them.  I wish I had gotten to see more...

We live in a very heavy, serious world.  There’s so much going on that’s scary, that challenges us every day.  And there’s so much of...

Okay, I can’t lie…I love plays that take me back to certain points in my life.  It’s fun, and makes for an enjoyable watching...

I know I’ve expressed on here how much I love one man/one woman shows.  I’ve seen a bunch in my time, and they’ve always proven to be...

Award programming is very important to media.  It’s a way to recognize the work done in a year.  We’ve all heard about the big ones…the...

One of the cool things about theatre is that you’re never restricted to just one role.  It goes beyond being cross trained, which many...

Giovanni’s Room  was one of my favorite shows of this season.  It might have been one of my favorite shows ever.  A very large part of...

Directors are very interesting people to talk to.  They experience all of a play, start to finish, and no one sees their face.  They have...

There are many different ways that a play’s cast can be seen.  Some shows have ensemble casts.  Some shows are very individual based. ...

Storytelling is what theatre is all about.  Actors, and teams of backstage folks work hard to bring a story to audiences.  But what about...