The Rolling Stone | EssaysWhat Happens During Previews Brendan Lemon | June 24, 2019 In New York, a new off-Broadway or Broadway production generally has three or four weeks of previews before an official opening night.
The Rolling Stone | EssaysArnulfo Maldonado: Serving the Story Brendan Lemon | June 19, 2019 I walked into a tech rehearsal for THE ROLLING STONE and was immediately struck by the beauty of the stage.
My Fair Lady | EssaysThere Are TED Talks - And There Are Ted Concerts Brendan Lemon | June 17, 2019 Life backstage is often entertaining – and how could it not be?
The Rolling Stone | EssaysA Hymn to Hymns Brendan Lemon | June 13, 2019 In THE ROLLING STONE, hymns enhance the mood but also contribute to the narrative.
My Fair Lady | EssaysPaying Tribute to Rosemary Harris Brendan Lemon | June 6, 2019 This Sunday, Rosemary Harris will receive a Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre honor at the Tony Awards.
My Fair Lady | EssaysMarc Salzberg: The Magic of Sound Brendan Lemon | June 3, 2019 I began my conversation with Salzberg by asking: what does a sound designer do?
The Rolling Stone | EssaysSaheem Ali: Why THE ROLLING STONE Speaks To All Of Us Brendan Lemon | May 31, 2019 When director Saheem Ali first read THE ROLLING STONE his response was complex.