ExPats Theatre
5 posts
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ExPats’ prison drama ‘Pankrác ’45’ is moving and unforgettable
It is 1945. Five women share a cell in the famous Pankrác Prison in Prague. Their meeting is fictional, but the events they describe are true.
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ExPats Theatre to stage gut-wrenching war drama Pankrác ’45
In a prison in Prague in 1945, five women stand accused of Nazi collaboration.
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Another lost female genius found, in ‘Einstein’s Wife’ at ExPats Theatre
The history of science is studded with female geniuses snubbed by sexism. There’s biophysicist Rosalind Franklin, geneticist Nettie Stevens, chemist Alice Ball— And several such brilliant women’s...
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Plenty to chew on in ExPats’ thoughtful production of ‘Einstein’s Wife’
Ready for a dandy production about the complicated life with a child-like diva who happens to be a genius? Then consider Einstein’s Wife from ExPats Theatre. Written by Serbian playwright Snezana...
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Review: ‘Surfacing’ at Expats Theatre Depicts the Desperation of the Displaced
It isn’t every day you see a play that merges Becket and Martha Graham. That’s my takeaway from watching the hybrid form of Surfacing play out at the Atlas: Three actors are strictly circumscribed in...
