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Ken Kalfus’ Novel “Equilateral” Reviewed in the New York Times
Media Coverage |
Fellowships
May 13, 2013
Equilateral, the new novel by Ken Kalfus (Pew Fellow, 2009), is reviewed in this week's New York Times Sunday Book Review.
Getting Down to Funny Business in 1812 Productions’ “It’s My Party: The Women and Comedy Project”
Center News |
Theatre
May 9, 2013
“I have never felt more like a ‘female playwright’ in my life,” says Jennifer Childs, artistic director of 1812 Productions. She is the comedic mind behind It’s My Party: The Women and Comedy Project, now at the Plays & Players Theatre—a physical, multilayered, and stereotype-busting production, informed by two years of research and reflection after Childs first asked herself: How does a woman use comedy, and does a woman’s sense of humor transform as she ages? Click through for more on the production, running through May 19, including an exclusive slide show of images.
Daisy Fried’s New Poetry Book Reviewed in the New York Times
Media Coverage |
Fellowships
April 15, 2013
Women's Poetry: Poems and Advice, a new poetry collection by 1998 Pew Fellow Daisy Fried, is reviewed in the Poetry Chronicle featured in this week's New York Times Sunday Book Review.
