Kevin 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?”
Read More“It's both intensely serious and kind of zany at the same time. It's a tough balance that I think makes the play pretty unique.”
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Read More“Consider that if after centuries of being seen as inferior you are still subjugated to disproportionate violence and persecution, it might be hard to see a better future for yourself and your children unless you take direct action.”
Read More“[The music] all connects to the idea and ultimate goal of getting free, finding truth, finding peace and experiencing love within.”
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