There is a long history of artistic scientists and scientific artists. In this edition, we talk about the alchemy of transmogrifying science into theatre.
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“It’s easy to forget that creative thinking, close observation and attention to detail are tools of the artist as much as the scientist.”
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This weekend, four new short, science-based plays debut online about everything from pikas and tsunamis to cannibalism.
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Nothing in the camera movement takes away from the actors’ performances, and though one is sitting at home, there is a similar feel to sitting in a theater.
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“It’s different from what we usually do…Learning cameras and film acting on the fly required a different skill set and a lot of learning.”
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Production dramaturg Heather Beasley provides a quick sketch of “The Seagull,” and gives the inside scoop on BETC’s upcoming production.
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Streaming through Aug. 30, “Nina” creates 43 variations on Chekhov’s “The Seagull,” and the missed connections between two almost-lovers.
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Two wonderful pieces of news to share with our BETC family: we have been awarded grants from the NEA and NextFifty Initiative!
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This letter was sent to our entire e-mail list and posted on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram on June 1, 2020.
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Much to our delight, playwright Steven Dietz’s sweet love story emulates Joyce’s fluid approach to time, as well as his seamless mix of memory and dreams.
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