On a December night at the dawn of the twentieth century, there was a small commotion in Paris. As curtains went down on what would happen to be both the opening and closing night of Alfred Jarry’s play,...

If you’ve been enjoying this week’s long-awaited cool front, don’t be so fast to attribute it to global weather patterns; it just may be that the chill you feel is coming from certain supernatural...

This past week, Tulane’s Theatre and Dance department put on “Antigone,” a work by the Greek playwright Sophocles’,  translated by Ann Carson and directed by Ryder Thornton. The translation, intended...