"Art is the strongest reason that man has to being on the planet." Stefano Massini, playwright of Act 1: A Stubborn Woman: a theatrical memorandum on Anna Politkovksaya sat down with Actress Carolina Gamini in Florence. Since the video is in
Our supporters and partners are invaluable to the work of The Global Theatre Project and beyond. If we had a nickel for every wonderful deed or talent donated, there would be no need to fund-raise! From the very beginning, The
The GTP is thrilled to announce our dedicated ensemble, giving their time and talents to the US Premiere of our bilingual presentation: A STUBBORN WOMAN: A THEATRICAL MEMORANDUM ON ANNA POLITKOVSKAYA BY FLORENTINE PLAYWRIGHT STEFANO MASSINI DECEMBER 11 as part of our end-of-year celebration Especially
In my last post I spoke about the challenges of Italian doors and the lessons they provide for that initial moment when we are facing the unknown of a new culture. The step just after we must 'observe the door'
We just completed our 8 week collaboration with the University of Texas on our Global Voices project in Florence, Italy. For the work of The GTP, Italy could not be a more perfect entryway for honing and perfecting the processes and
The following is my response to a call for action from Americans for the Arts. You can do the same by going here: http://capwiz.com/artsusa/issues/alert/?alertid=13209311 Dear Representative, As the State of the Union address ends tonight I am heartened with the hope that
The more I think about theatre, the more I find myself asking what theatre truly is. I am more and more sure we will only know this when we understand the scope of what theatre, truly, can do. Essentially, theatre must
The theatre is the last forum where idealism is still an open question: many audiences all over the world will answer positively from their own experience that they have seen the face of the invisible through an experience on the