Toi, moi, Tituba…
Dorothée Munyaneza uses her own body to summon Tituba, Maryse Condé's heroine, in a one-hour piece drawn from Elsa Dorlin's essay about people erased from history.
Dorothée Munyaneza uses her own body to summon Tituba, Maryse Condé's heroine, in a one-hour piece drawn from Elsa Dorlin's essay about people erased from history.
Ain Gordon and Josh Quillen mourn family absences in a world premiere of little songs and tales, from a thrift shop rug to a garden elf, with bracing candor and silly detail.