• Quick Chat: Raja Feather Kelly on UGLY




    UGLY, Raja Feather Kelly’s dynamic solo about the lack of black queer subjectivity in the mainstream, begins performances on March 5th in the Studio at 12th Avenue Arts. WET’s Literary Manager and Resident Dramaturg Maggie L. Rogers chatted with writer, director, and performer Raja to learn more about this shockingly beautiful piece. To learn more […]


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  • Playlist: The Music of Dance Nation




    Dance Nation is a high-octane, pulsing show that drops you right into the brutal world of a preteen competitive dance team. Sound Designer D.R. Amromin has curated a playlist full of bangers that is sure to get you amped up to come see our production of this razor-sharp play.


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  • Quick Chat: Co-director Alyza DelPan-Monley on Dance Nation




    Dance Nation, Clare Barron’s razor-sharp comedy about the cutthroat world of a preteen competitive dance team, begins performances on Jan 17th in the Studio at 12th Ave Arts. WET’s Literary Manager and Resident Dramaturg Maggie L. Rogers chatted with co-director Alyza DelPan-Monley to get the lowdown on their approach to the play. To learn more […]


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  • Quick Chat: Director Bobbin Ramsey on Feathers and Teeth




    Feathers and Teeth, the spooky horror comedy by Charise Castro Smith, is now playing through April 15. WET’s Marketing Intern Raina Sadhan chatted with director Bobbin Ramsey to get the deets on her approach to the play. To learn more about the show and to purchase tickets, click here. RAINDA SADHAN: Tell us a little […]


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  • Playlist: The Music of Feathers and Teeth




    Feathers and Teeth is a spooky, psychedelic, and heart-wrenching look at grief with about 70 minutes of sound in an 85 minute show. In the play, we hear but never see, a myriad of monsters terrorizing the characters and clawing their way through their home. Most of the play is sound effects made from Foley […]


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  • The World of B: Chile’s Dictatorship




    Guillermo Calderón, the playwright of B, was born in Santiago, Chile in 1971. This was two years before Augusto Pinochet, notorious Chilean dictator, violently overthrew Chile’s socialist president, Salvador Allende. When Calderón was four years old, his uncle was murdered by the dictatorship. In an interview with American Theatre Magazine by Alisa Solomon, he says […]


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  • Playlist: The Music of B




    Erin Bednarz and Maggie Rogers, Co-Sound Designers for Guillermo Calderón’s B, have curated a playlist which pulls inspiration from individual characters, the world of the play, and the geography of modern music in Latin America. Pop these #bangerz on repeat as you anticipate the opening of B!


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  • Playlist: The Music of Everything You Touch




    Everything You Touch is loud, unapologetic, and opinionated play, so it needs bold and brash tunes to match! Set between the 1970s and present day, there is a breadth of music that our production covers. Sound Designer Erin Bednarz created a playlist of songs that inspired her design for the show. Listen up! 


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  • Crocheting With Maggie | Episode 6: Everything You Touch




    We’re back with the first episode of Crocheting With Maggie of our 15th Anniversary Season. Maggie Rogers, who also directed Everything You Touch, teaches Kevin Kelly (Victor) and Kiki Abba (Jess), the stars of the show, how to do the thing! We learned that Kevin is not very good at crocheting ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


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  • A Prequel to Self Love: Playwright Sheila Callaghan on Everything You Touch




    Maggie Rogers: How much of Everything You Touch is biographical? Sheila Callaghan: Everything I write has some part of me, some part of truth in it. It’s more like I can point out what is not true than what is true. I didn’t have a father who was a fashion designer or a mother who […]


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