Theatre Blog: “Café Variations” – A Constellation of Moments. On Making Meaning in Theatre
Magda Romanska, Emerson professor and dramaturg for Café Variations provides behind the scenes...
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Theatre Blog: “Café Variations” – The Music of Gershwin
As a child, George Gershwin would constantly get in trouble; he was well on his way to becoming a...
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Theatre Blog: “Café Variations” – Café Culture History, Part 5: Cyber Café
Beginning in the 1990s, many traditional cafés began transforming into so-called cybercafés or...
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Theatre Blog: “Café Variations” – Café Culture History, Part 4: Boston. On the history of Boston coffee – and tea.
Boston has always been the trendiest town in the U.S. and when it comes to coffeehouses, it’s no...
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Theatre Blog: “Café Variations” – Café Culture History, Part 3: Café Culture and Public Spaces
American scholars have long noted the comparative scarcity of informal public spaces in American...
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Theatre Blog: “Café Variations” – Café Culture History, Part 2: Café Culture and the Age of Enlightenment
The first American coffee house opened in Boston in 1676. Right away, beginning in the late...
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Theatre Blog: “Café Variations” – Café Culture History, Part 1: Sobering Up of Europe
Coffee, the sober drink, the mighty nourishment of the brain, which unlike other spirits,...
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Theatre Blog: “Café Variations” – The Connection. On Meeting Anne Bogart
I am a dramaturg for the upcoming production of Café Variations, a collaboration between the SITI...
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