The Triangle Lab recently sat down with Artist-Investigator Desdemona Chiang to discuss her QR code project. Read below for her discussion of technology, new play development, and participatory theatre.
Azeotrope is proud to announce the Northwest premiere of Gruesome Playground Injuries by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Desdemona Chiang.
Following the success of their critically acclaimed production of Jesus Hopped the A Train (2012 Gregory Award and Gypsy Lee Rose Award winners), Seattle theatre company Azeotrope has announced the Northwest premiere of Gruesome Playground Injuries by Rajiv Joseph, directed by Desdemona Chiang.
This post is a part of the Diversity & Inclusion blog salon led by Online Curator Jacqueline E. Lawton for the 2013 TCG National Conference: Learn Do Teach in Dallas. Check out further Diversity & Inclusion interviews on Jacqueline’s blog.
Desdemona Chiang, Sir John Gielgud Directing Fellow, talks about KING LEAR, the double casting of Lear, and the rehearsal process. Lydia Garcia, Literary Associate, moderates. Excerpted from a recent Informed Volunteer Program and inter-cut with production video.
California Shakespeare Theater and Intersection for the Arts today announced the Triangle Lab’s selections for its Artist-Investigator project, a series of ten experiments to develop new models of theater making.
SDC FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES THE REGINALD DENHAM FELLOWSHIP 2012 - 2013 RECIPIENT AND FINALISTS
Azeotrope's staging of "Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train," a taut prison drama by Stephen Adly Guirgis, was named best show of the 2011-12 season, and won for best direction (by Desdemona Chiang) and set design (Deanna Zibello).
A precocious kid, Christopher Chen planned to do it all. The San Francisco native was going to compose great music not on the piano but on his trusty cello...
"In Christopher Chen's new, ultra-metatheatrical play, The Hundred Flowers Project, a small American theater company, led by a charismatic director, is devising a drama about the Chinese revolution..."
