This season at Arlekin we are trying to untangle traumas and pain points, to make sense of the complicated history of Jews, of Europe, and of our lives here and now in the US. Our projects this year are an exploration of humanity, an effort to comprehend what we might...
Anchored by a charismatically off-kilter performance, this one-woman show asks viewers to judge a young Russian accused of a crime of passion.
With its production of “The Orchard,” juxtaposing the human and the virtual, the Arlekin Players continue taking creative leaps.
Conceived, adapted, and directed by Igor Golyak is this new rendition of Anton Chekhov's famous play The Orchard. In this new Version, Igor has blended new-age technology with the stage creating not just a unique version of this play but a new way to experience the stage both in-person and...
This radical hybrid production was a new interpretation of The Cherry Orchard by Chekhov, and the audience could decide between watching either an in-person theatre show or a digital piece at home. I thought this was very inspiring.
Stage Review: In “The Gaaga” Putin and his chronies are held to account, but it's only a fantasy.
Theater Review: “The Gaaga” — A Savagely Funny Dream of Ukrainian Retribution
The New England Theatre Geek: Witnessing a War-torn Wonderland: “The Gaaga”.
WBUR Local Coverage review.