Theater veteran Ezra Knight has trod the boards on Broadway for decades in everything from Othello to Mean Girls and Pretty Woman, not to mention a long list of credits off-Broadway, on television, and in film. Even on a Zoom call, Knight brings a quality of presence that feels right for Solomon, a larger-than-life figure whose stature casts a shadow full of all-too-human complexities. Knight shared his insights into his character, the play, and the themes to which Jenkins-Jacobs is writing in Purpose.
Category: Interviews
Gloucester Stage Brings World Premiere ‘Dalloway: First Love’ to North Shore this August
Theater Mirror Editor (and lifelong Virginia Woolf fan), Julie-Anne Whitney, sat down with playwright Lindsay Joelle and director Rebecca Bradshaw to learn about the new play, Dalloway: First Love and the upcoming world premiere production that opens at Gloucester Stage on August 15.
Director Igor Golyak on ‘Delirium,’ His New Adaptation of Ionesco’s ‘Délire à deux’
Igor Golyak, the founding artistic director of multiple award-winning theatrical company Arlekin Players, translates and adapts the play, giving it the title Delirium and honing its labyrinthine meditations toward a poetic distillation that doesn’t simplify the work, but invites the audience to engage with it emotionally and intellectually.
Director Julia Murney & Actor Wendy Lippe on the Complex Relationships in ‘Frankie & Johnny in the Claire de Lune’
Wendy Lippe and Julia Murney chatted with Theater Mirror’s Kilian Melloy about how their lives had crisscrossed over the decades, how they reconnected, and why Lippe brought her old acquaintance to Boston for this production.



