Our actors, designers, directors, box office staff, and theatre artists, most of whom are quite literally behind-the-scenes, are those unheard, unsung, super-talented individuals without whom Azuka would not be possible.
Read MoreIf over time, you replace every single piece of the ship, does it remain the same ship?
Read MoreChillal also gets a shoutout in SHIP, as “basically [the] mentor” of Jeremiah (played by Michael A. Stahler), who tried and failed to beat Chillal’s record. Both Jeremiah and Nell (played by Annie Fang) express a fascination for being special…
Read MoreAnnie Fang, Alison Ormsby, and Michael Stahler, the trio of recent college graduates (thanks to SHIP being an Azuka New Professionals production) that bring those outliers to life, sat down to talk about their characters at top of show, and what makes them such Azuka-style underdogs.
Read MoreKevin Glaccum, Producing Artistic Director of Azuka and director of SHIP, sat down last week to talk about what makes SHIP a quintessentially Azuka show, why he’s proud of it being an Azuka New Professionals production, and what audiences hopefully walk away thinking about.
Read MoreDouglas Williams, the playwright of SHIP, sat down this week to talk — including about growing up next to the play’s tourist trap seaside setting of Mystic, Connecticut, and where inspiration struck to ask “What would it be like to try and fail to grow the longest fingernails in the world?”
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