Topic: Plays

“We want to keep an eye on them. The dreams. The dreamers.” Welcome to a world stripped of memory and ruled by constant surveillance, where brain-computer technologies shape truth. In[...]

“We want to keep an eye on them. The dreams. The dreamers.” Welcome to a world stripped of memory and ruled by constant surveillance, where brain-computer technologies shape truth. In[...]

BOSTON — Writer Zabel Yesayan has been rediscovered in the past couple of decades with the English translation of several of her books. Yesayan’s life coincided with some of the[...]

By Lisa Gulesserian BOSTON — While writer and activist Zabel Yessayan had been relegated to obscurity for decades after her disappearance under murky circumstances in 1942 after her repatriation to[...]

Beautifully written, acted, and directed, “Meet the Cartozians,” now playing at Pershing Square Signature Center, is arguably the finest play to date about the Armenian experience in America. More importantly,[...]

RICHMOND, Calif. — Following last year’s successful limited run, sweeping romance returns to the Bay Area with “Leili & Majnun,” written and directed by acclaimed Bay Area artist Torange Yeghiazarian.[...]

YEREVAN/GLENDALE – Aramazd Stepanian (born 1951, Abadan, Iran) is an Armenian theatre, film and television actor, producer, director, playwright, and translator. After graduating from Kooshesh-Davtian Armenian High School in Tehran,[...]

LOS ANGELES — The concert reading of “When Two of Us Meet,” a new Armenian-American musical, has officially sold out its New York City premiere at The Green Room 42[...]

ARLINGTON, Mass. — “Most people know of Ernest Hemingway, and many have read at least one book, The Old Man and the Sea, taught in most schools in the United[...]

ARLINGTON, Mass. — Yearning for their homeland lost to the Soviet takeover of the Republic of Armenia on November 29, 1920, drove close to a 100,000 Armenians scattered throughout the[...]