Email Author Nathaniel Eaton

2009 Stories by Nathaniel Eaton

• Also Playing

  published December 30, 2009

  Cirque du Soleil: Ovo. Cirque du Soleil's worldwide success has fed its dilemma of needing to invent something original with each... More >>

• Cirque du Soleil: Ovo

  published December 23, 2009

  Cirque du Soleil's worldwide success has fed its dilemma of needing to invent something original with each successive touring show while... More >>

• Also Playing

  published December 16, 2009

  Jubilee. With the storm clouds of revolution apparently gathering just beyond their gates, and the doldrums of decorum weighing... More >>

• Also Playing

  published December 9, 2009

  The Bald Soprano. In 1948, the French-Romanian playwright Eugène Ionesco set about learning English. He didn't succeed. He... More >>

• Also Playing

  published December 2, 2009

  The Bald Soprano. In 1948, the French-Romanian playwright Eugène Ionesco set about learning English. He didn't succeed. He... More >>

• Pulp Scripture

  published November 25, 2009

  This play has an odd genesis. It was originally penned as a sexed-up, bawdy retelling of some of the Old Testament stories for performances at... More >>

• Also Playing

  published November 4, 2009

  First Day of School. In Billy Aronson's raucous comedy — making its West Coast premiere at SF Playhouse — well-to-do... More >>

• Goldfish

  published October 28, 2009

  Last year, when Loretta Greco was hired as artistic director for the Magic Theatre, she said she wanted to bring back some of the Sam... More >>

• Also Playing

  published October 21, 2009

  The Clean House. Hot young playwright Sarah Ruhl is on a roll. Still only in her mid-30s, she has won a MacArthur Genius Award;... More >>

• The Clean House

  published October 14, 2009

  Hot young playwright Sarah Ruhl is on a roll. Still only in her mid-30s, she has won a MacArthur Genius Award; her recent production of In... More >>

• You Can't Get There from Here

  published September 23, 2009

  Critically acclaimed writer and performer Anne Galjour was commissioned by the Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth College to explore the... More >>

• Also Playing

  published September 9, 2009

  The Farm. Shotgun Players and director Jon Tracy have radically "remixed" George Orwell's Animal Farm into a seething... More >>

• Also Playing

  published September 2, 2009

  The Farm. Shotgun Players and director Jon Tracy have radically "remixed" George Orwell's Animal Farm into a seething... More >>

• The Farm

  published August 26, 2009

  Shotgun Players and director Jon Tracy have radically "remixed" George Orwell's Animal Farm into a seething hip-hop, postapocalyptic,... More >>

• Also Playing

  published August 19, 2009

  South Pathetic. In Jim David's solo show, he hilariously re-enacts his experience directing a god-awful production of Tennessee... More >>

• South Pathetic

  published August 12, 2009

  In Jim David's solo show, he hilariously re-enacts his experience directing a godawful production of Tennessee Williams' Streetcar Named... More >>

• Also Playing

  published June 24, 2009

  Katya: What Becomes a Legend Most? J. Conrad Frank avoids the pitfalls of many drag shows that rely too much on kitsch, shakily... More >>

• Also Playing

  published June 17, 2009

  Fukú Americanus. After finding great success bringing Dave Eggers' novel You Shall Know Our Velocity to the stage... More >>

• Katya: What Becomes a Legend Most?

  published June 10, 2009

  J. Conrad Frank avoids the pitfalls of many drag shows that rely too much on kitsch, shakily sung parody songs, and trashy banter. Frank's... More >>

• Also Playing

  published June 10, 2009

  Fukú Americanus. After finding great success bringing Dave Eggers' novel You Shall Know Our Velocity to the stage... More >>

• Fukú Americanus

  published June 3, 2009

  After finding great success bringing Dave Eggers' novel You Shall Know Our Velocity to the stage (Sacrament, 2004), the Mission's... More >>

• Also Playing

  published June 3, 2009

  Wreckage.Two siblings find themselves alone on a strange beach, then embark on a gender-bending odyssey — it's a premise... More >>

• Fukú Americanus

  published May 27, 2009

  After finding great success bringing Dave Eggers' novel You Shall Know Our Velocity to the stage (Sacrament, 2004), the Mission's... More >>

• Also Playing

  published May 27, 2009

  The In-Betweens. Dark Porch Theatre was formed as a dance-and-movement–based company in Portland, Oregon, and then moved to... More >>

• Also Playing

  published May 20, 2009

  Candide, or Optimism. Combining an 18th-century French satire with a traditional Japanese theatrical form may seem like a gimmick... More >>