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Auditions: Evening of Edgar Allan Poe
theatre KAPOW is seeking one female-presenting actor to complete the cast for an evening of Edgar Allan Poe poems and short stories.
ARTiculate play readings coming to 3S Artspace
Pairing plays with visual art and then having great conversations with audience members is what defines the ARTiculate Playreading Series.
Designing Morning Sun: Set and Lights
Scenic and Lighting Designer Matt Cahoon on this process and inspiration for the set and lighting for Morning Sun.
Autotheory and What the Constitution Means to Me
Autotheory and Heidi Schreck’s What the Constitution Means to Me:
“Why not me?” becomes “Why not all of us?”
A reflection on the burgeoning genre as I dramaturge theatre KAPOW’s upcoming production.
By Claire Soleil Gardner
Restoring Faith in Democracy through Storytelling
The key to saving our democracy is to restore our faith in it,
and storytelling is how we will do so.
Lessons from directing Heidi Schreck’s What the Constitution Means to Me
By Emma Cahoon
Limits, Laws and Love
A conversation after Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons. Three big themes, more than three questions, and three great people to continue the conversation.
The Best We Could – Accessible Program
The Best We Could (a family Tragedy by Emily Feldman BNH Stage February 7, 8, and 9, 2025 Director's Note Erma Bombeck said, “There is a thin line that separates laughter from pain, comedy and tragedy, humor and hurt.” That is definitely true in the case of...
Q&A with Cast Members of The Best We Could (a family tragedy) by Emily Feldman
The third and final Mainstage Production of theatre KAPOW’s 17th season is just a week away! The Best We Could (a family tragedy) by Emily Feldman continues our theme of Conversation as we ride along with Lou and Ella, father and daughter, as they drive across the...
ARTiculate: Bauer by Lauren Gunderson
Meet the Cast of Bauer
Love. Art. Defiance. The visceral and visual true story of forgotten modern artist Rudolf Bauer, struggling with his fading place in the history of art as his paintings are removed from the walls of the Guggenheim Museum.
I, Will by Scott Carter
A once-popular playwright collaborates with a notorious low-life to invent a new mode of drama that propels him back to the pantheon of the theater world. The place: London. The year: 1608. The playwright: William Shakespeare. His scoundrel collaborator: Brothel-keep, brawler and petty thief George Wilkins.
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ARTiculate (anthropology)
3S Artspace 319 Vaughan St., Portsmouth, NH, United States"I have no answers. I have nothing but rage and sorrow. And so yes I built you because this is what I do. And honestly it's not that hard, you're basically a chatbot."
A moving exploration of the intersection of family, technology, and legacy, anthropology is the timely new play from award-winning playwright, Lauren Gunderson.
