..., monkey, loudly crying face, generated emoji text through their in-­ear crying face, hundred points symbol, monitors and whisper them to one another.) hundred points symbol, fire, multiple musical notes, face with tears of joy, unamused face, cherry...

... with limited resources to develop and tell their stories without pandering to the trauma porn that predominately white institutions (pwi) tokenized. To me, Exhaustion Arroyo is an example of a play I would never expect a pre-­pandemic pwi to produce it s too joyful and full of loving qt, bi, poc...

... you are really trying to be in the presence of, of course, is black Joy, and that is something that you will never encounter. I think it drives you crazy, but you don’t have access to black Joy because black Joy is never never never revealed in mixed circumstances when we know there are white...

... horrors and the suffering that goes with them. No laughing matter. And from this state of perpetual crisis and catastrophe, a borderline-o­ffensive idea came up: would it be possible to connect people, not through a shared experience of pain, but through a shared experience of joy? Scientific research has...

... event. It’s not just sitting at home and writing a director? Was that on balance good or bad? two-act play in isolation, but perhaps collaborating with a musi- It could be worse. The man’s a genius . . . and a great joy to cian and one performer and creating fifteen minutes, for example. work...

... a slit through which they may pass.) (As the play begins, The Minister of the Treasury and the Minister of Joy and Sorrow are together on the plat...

... on convincingly a German scholar’s work. The joy is to compare Koltes’s writing to that of by EdTischbew that the first major work on Koltes to such German playwrights as translated by Sanford Schwalb reach this country is a lucid, Biichner, von...

... while on tour. The objects in their truck and car are their tools for installing pop-­up amusement parks. Their quest: to provide people with the experience of joy and awe through low-­budget means, and with genuine kindness and enthusiasm. As the rockers show their few possessions...

... they don’t have any portion of joy in their life. I think they don’t realize they have a right to joy. Some of the people who do go to the theater are similar to those who stay at home. They are indifferent toward what happens on stage. Going to the theater is just a way to mask their boredom...

.... ambitious Australian’s translation of physicality. He goes on convincingly a German scholar’s work. The joy is to compare Koltes’s writing to that of by EdTischbew that the first major work on Koltes to such German playwrights as translated...

... people across the continent and laugh about it instead of weeping. This is going to be a narrative of joy. If anything got too dark, we pulled back very hard in the other direction. Wilson There s so much work that goes out that feels pandering to the audience. There was one show that ended...

..., an exquisite dream. golden gifts, held reverently by the joyful One by one, the daughters offer their gift Citizenry. Amaz’d at Freedom’s Bounty, the Iraqi of thanks to the iraqi people, who have special delegates, now return’d, sing: remain’d gather’d in a knot at the end of each...

... we can hope for is the joy in the work, the joy of expression, the joy of creativity. We are the theater in New York City. We’re not supposed to be proper. We’re not supposed to be corporate. We need only love creation. Finding value in true tal- ent. In harsh criticism. In hard work...

... from a disability aesthetic. The results were purposefully messy, lovingly haphazard, and full of unadulterated joy. In her solo dance- lecture piece, Where Good Souls Fear, Alice Sheppard, a New York based dancer, choreographer, and founder of the socially oriented, interdisciplin- ary dance...

... to us as individuals. They are part of the family that we have. And it was also the only way for our business to survive given the economic reality of systemic injustice. Early in the pandemic you announced the 2020/21 season s theme was joy and pain. And you have talked about that duality that s...

... to get myself into the few archives that had anything for me were so complex: most were totally inaccessible to a wheelchair user. Given the physical struggles to get into an archive, I vividly remember the joy of finding exactly what I was searching for. There was the first time I saw Raimund Hoghe...

... into conversation with theoretical observa- tions about what it means to pursue movement-­based dramaturgy. In those moments, one glimpses how the dramaturgical has been crucial to what another dance dramaturg, Jenn Joy, describes as shifts in “the choreographic.” Joy points to the transformation in recent...

... Jurelle Bruce, who writes beautifully about joy as a politic. He says, For far too long, I lived under a regime of deferred joy. I accepted and endured sprawling stretches of unhappiness, convincing myself that joy and peace of mind would come eventually: after exams, after degrees, after ´nancial...

... for that. gence. Before a very heavy violent moment the text is always light, frivolous. Relax, Aeschylus is SCHAUB In those tragedies you really see the joy of saying, and then: you will get it-fully! life: real joy. Joy is not happiness or laughing; it’s...

... masterpieces and carbon copies of Broadway trash. Yet behind the facade of pseudo-style,' beneath the glum reverence paid to "classics," flashes of human talent and joy were sometimes inadvertently visible.2 The Way of The World represented a common practice of directing a Restoration play...