Absurdist theatre refers to a movement in mid-20th-century drama that explores the meaninglessness of human existence in a chaotic, indifferent universe. It rejects traditional plot, logical dialogue, ...

When you think of theater, you probably picture a script, complete with dialogue, stage directions, scenes and settings, a couple of named characters, and a playwright’s written vision. But what ...

Imagine this: the lights dim, an expectant hush settles over the crowd, and suddenly… the CEO walks in. Not into a theater, but a boardroom. Yet the scene is the same: there is an audience, a message, ...