Lisa Hu is a writer, performer, and senior at Macalester College, studying geography and global health. Raised in both Boston and the Bay Area, she loves thinking critically about performativity and resistance within structures of power the world over - in policy, in theater, and in relationships.
Spontaneity in theater should be nothing new; but securing a featured guest for your improv production mere hours before doors...
The latest much-anticipated piece from playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, An Octoroon bills itself as “a full-blooded investigation of race and cultural...
The latest from Theatre Pro Rata, A Lie of the Mind is a 1985 Sam Shepard play centered on white...
Basking here in the sun, tasked with reflecting on the 2014-2015 season, eclectic memories float into my head. A vibrant...
Perhaps too ambitiously, I dedicated my Fringe Friday to visiting 4 of the 9 site-specific pieces this year. As a...
9x22 offers a monthly embrace of the Twin Cities dance family: instructors, performers, professors, and partners have been gathering for...
Joseph Stanley paints his set with words for The Language Archive—letters and characters from Mandarin, Hebrew, Greek, French, Arabic...
If your Facebook news feed is anything like mine, hashtags swarm the screen:
#FreddieGray #JusticeForFreddieGray #BlackLivesMatter #Baltimore #BaltimoreUprising #BlackSpring #MNRiseUp...
When the lights dim, a man in a suit and hat starts whistling. Something about this familiar melody feels haunting...
