Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • AMERICAN THEATRE

    Firmly Rooted

    Feb 25, 2020 3 minutes
    BY ADRIAN BUDHU

    IT’S A BRISK DAY IN NEW YORK CITY AS I WRITE this column, still holding on to all the fabulous and relaxing moments I had on my recent birthday trip to India. You may remember from my first column in American Theatre magazine (May/June ’17), I was born in Guyana, and my family’s immigrant story is part of the Indian diaspora to the Caribbean that dates back to the 1800s. Traveling to India was both a magical and a humbling experience for me.

    My personal

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from AMERICAN THEATRE

    AMERICAN THEATRE8 min read
    Samuel D. Hunter The High Tragedy Place
    In Samuel D. Hunter’s Greater Clements, Maggie and Joe, a mother and son who run an Idaho mining museum, face its imminent closure as their small town goes through the process of unincorporating. When an old flame of Maggie’s turns up, her chance for
    AMERICAN THEATRE13 min read
    No Show
    “IT’S LIKE A GREEK PLAY,” CHAY YEW TOLD ME. I chuckled with shock at the matter-of-fact severity of the analogy. The paralyzing global spread of COVID-19 has been compared to zombie movies, the Great Depression, World War II, and the so called “Spani
    AMERICAN THEATRE2 min read
    RESOURCES for THEATRES
    Join a growing network of theatres and arts organizations committed to sustaining a vital community of writers, and receive valuable professional services and benefits. Connect with local playwrights, composers, and lyricists (and let us do the work)

    Related Books & Audiobooks