I'll remember the vividness of the characters, developed over a long period with director Emma Rosa Went, played by actors far older than the kids they play. Greg Cuellar has a great chaos onstage, depicting an appetite for pain that we see is dangerously attractive, to adults as well as kids (4/5)
Six years ago, I found my creative family at a workshop led by the Wents. Since then, we've developed characters that mirror our Millennial experiences, marking each reading as a spiritual and artistic milestone. This fall, we're excited to present our work, Initiative, at The Public Theater.
Context? Love it just want to know what’s up.
Post from @obiwormkenobi: everyone: why do you always have to make everything GAY me: *points to this quote from The Celluloid Closet (1995)* "All the reading I was given to do in school was always heterosexual, every movie I saw was heterosexual, and I had to do this translation. I had to translate it to my life rather than seeing my life. Which is why when people say to me, "Your work is not really gay work, it's universal." And I say, "Up yours. It's gay. And that you can take it, and translate it to your own life is very nice, but, at last, I don't have to do the translating. You do.""
If you’re queer and an artist, every piece of art you make is queer and that’s a fucking fact.
Remember: Pride was and is a protest.
Nothing will get you motivated to get in shape faster than knowing you’ll be naked in from of New York Times theatre critics in five months.
After I saw The Humans on Broadway, I wept on the A all the way up to Washington Heights. Somewhere along the way, a lesbian couple sat next to me, gave me a dove chocolate, and listen to me weep about how hard it was to lose my brother and father. They gave me hugs and another chocolate at my stop.
That is so fucking bogus. Bike thieves have a special place in hell.
WHAT?!
Enjoying a pre-show cup of decaf with my dressing room roommate Pearce Bunting. #BehindTheScenes #TheaterLife #TheMousetrap
Reflecting on a week of performances at the Guthrie. Each show brings new energy and discoveries. Grateful for this journey. #TheMousetrap #GuthrieTheater #ActorLife
Agatha Christie's mysteries have captivated audiences for decades. What's your favorite Christie story? Let's discuss! #AgathaChristie #MysteryLovers #TheMousetrap
The Pioneer Press called me a ‘flamboyant motormouth’ as Christopher Wren, which is the best compliment I've ever received. Read the full review: www.twincities.com/2025/03/21/t... #TheMousetrap #GuthrieTheater #TheaterReviews
In portraying Christopher Wren in The Mousetrap, I drew inspiration from the colorful wit and personal style of Noël Coward, Quentin Crisp, and, of course, Oscar Wilde. Thrilling, clashing patterns designed by Susan Tsu. Tailored and crafted at the #GuthrieTheater #TheMousetrap #CharacterStudy
Moments caught during dress rehearsal at The Mousetrap: Captured on my Canon AE-1. The camaraderie among the cast is incredible. Grateful for this experience. #BehindTheScenes #TheaterLife #35mmPhotography
Thrilled to be making my debut at the Guthrie Theater in Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap! Performing on this iconic stage is a dream come true. #GuthrieTheater #TheMousetrap #ActorLife
One flight attendant recalled being told: “‘If a fire occurs in the cabin, if we land on water, don’t check on the immigrants. Just make sure that you and the guards and the people that work for the government get off.’”
By @mckenziefunk.com
America, you f**ked up!
She warned us. She had a plan that would have benefited everyday Americans. But too many ignored her—because it was never really about the economy.
Now folks are scared, struggling—and we’re cooked.
You wanna live in Taiwan?!
Screenshot of headlines about Cory Booker's Senate seat
oh look it is possible to create a news cycle messaging opportunity and excite the electorate if you energetically try to (do absolutely anything differently whatsoever), who on Earth could have predicted it
graphic of branching lifelines, with the path taken traced through it. past paths no longer in play are greyed out, possible future paths spread out like a network of roots in front
The future is a web of branching paths, and each choice opens up new possibilities as it closes others. This is as true for a civilization as it is for an individual. The more our collective intelligence can inform each choice, the better our chances of finding paths through to a beautiful future.
Hello from the Mousetrap company’s dressing rooms at the Guthrie. @guthrietheater.bsky.social
Thanks for coming!!
I wanna know her doctor. My Kaiser doc will only give me six at a time.
Woof
Just discovered (in a 🍃wiki dive) that in 1919, the year that the Spanish Flu Pandemic officially ceased, was the same year that Hitler made his first speech for the German Workers’ Party. #wikipedia
I say he lies,
And lies, and lies.
just saw g*psy for the first time and babes that’s a greek tragedy
