With theater, money is no object
Similar to HGTV’s series “Design on a Dime,” four of Chautauqua Theater Company’s design fellows have limited resources to pull from in order to design a (somewhat) complete set.
Posts Tagged 'Kait Kerrigan'
CTC’s ‘Transit’ conveys complexities of faith, family, small-town life
There is a little piece of everyone’s hometown nestled into Kait Kerrigan’s ‘Transit.’
Skinner, Zien talk breathing life into a character
No matter when a play was written, how many adaptations there have been or how many people have taken on a certain role, there is still something exciting about putting on the skin of a character for the first time.
For Rasmussen, directing theater a truly lifelong pursuit
Even before Sarah Rasmussen had ever seen a play, she knew she would be a director. As young child, she thought, “How hard can it be?”
Kerrigan, McKenna reflect on what it means to be a modern playwright
Up-and-coming playwright Kait Kerrigan doesn’t mind if one of her plays makes it to the Great White Way. It is not that the writer’s indifferent to Broadway; she just has another goal in mind for her burgeoning pieces.
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