Olivia Clement

A report on parenthood, Olivia Clement’s play, The Arrogance, appears to back up Philip Larkin’s view of mums and dads. The arrogance is that the victims of these mums and dads, knowing full well the grief and trauma they leave, propagate parenthood by breeding themselves. The play opens in a twilight darkness where heavily-pregnant Aussie expat poet Amber is spooked by nocturnal noise.

Broadway News Check the Statuses of Upcoming Broadway Shows During the Coronavirus Shutdown Here are updates from yet-to-open shows during the extended closure of the New York theatre scene. The Theatre District Marc J. Franklin On October 9, The Broadway League announced that Broadway theatres will remain dark through at least May 30, 2021, an extension from the previously slated January re-opening.

Special Features Why We Need To Start Telling A Different Kind of Asian-American Story “When people look for work by artists of color, they look for very specific kind of work.” A. Rey Pamatmat explains why he plays by his own rules as an Asian-American playwright. Tiffany Villarin and Tina Chilip Web Begole A. Rey Pamatmat had a very simple reason for wanting to write House Rules, currently produced Off-Broadway by Ma-Yi Theater Company.