Letter from the Editor
by Brittany Squier With this robust group of posts, I formally end my work on The Grappler here at The Theatre School at DePaul University. When my advisor, Rachel […]
Monthly Archives: May 2012
How I came to be here…
by Dexter Zollicoffer Sometimes I can’t believe that I’m starting my 9th year at The Theatre School at DePaul University. It wasn’t so long ago that I was waiting tables […]
RIVALZ DRAMATURGY GOES VIRAL
by Karly Bergmann Nobody wants to read an actor packet. Especially in those cherished hours after class and before rehearsal usually reserved for eating, checking Facebook, and watching Youtube. […]
Boom. February 13-20, 2012
by Francesco De Salvatore Much of this week has been devoted to research. On Wednesday Mike, Jessica, and I met with Kevin to finalize our research topics. Mike is […]
Boom. February 2012
by Mike Doyle Jessica, Francesco, Kevin, and I divided up research topics after meeting and discussing boom. My duties were to investigate the playwright, evolutionary theory, and the bracketed […]
From Magma to Munch: The Science of Survival
by Jessica Allison Humans, as a species, worry too much. The rise of technology allows us to control many of our worries. Sickness can be squelched with modern medicine […]
Too Close for Comfort?
by Laura Routh I am drawn to Crooked for a wide-variety of reasons. As an Anglo-Bengali American who used to reside in Mississippi, I understand the bizarre world Lanie […]
The Social Stigma of Stigmata
by Catherine Miller During our first dramaturgical meeting for Crooked Matt, Emily, Laura, Michael, and I decided that we would research a religion we were unfamiliar with. I was born […]
