Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern Archives - INDY Week

Stage

A Survey of Local Theater Offers Promising News for Gender Parity

by Byron Woods 05/03/201901/10/2023

The Women’s Theatre Festival study found a marked uptick in productions written or directed by women, placing the Triangle ahead of the national curve.

Stage

In Horses, Dana Marks’s Rock Star Alter Ego Persuades with Songs, if Not with Persona

by Byron Woods 02/21/201901/11/2023

Your Crash Course in the Triangle’s Bustling Performing Arts Scene

by Brian Howe 11/02/201801/10/2023

Stage

Little Green Pig Wants to Make All of Its Shows Next Season Free with the Aid of More Privileged Sectors of the Community

by Byron Woods 05/09/201802/08/2023

Art

With The Changeling, Jaybird O’Berski Runs Amok Through a Quintessentially Problematic Seventeenth-Century Script and Leaves Us to Figure Out What to Make of It

by Brian Howe 05/09/201802/08/2023

Art

The Hidden Link Between Tamara Kissane’s New Play, The Master Builder, and Her Artist Soapbox Podcast

by Byron Woods 01/17/201802/08/2023

Art

You Never Know What Show You’ll Get from Little Green Pig’s Improvised Lake Placid, Set During the 1980 Winter Olympics

by Byron Woods 11/29/201702/08/2023

Fall into Halloween

by Brian Howe 09/13/201702/08/2023

Art

The Radical Power of Impolite Women in Little Green Pig’s Yes to Nothing

by Michaela Dwyer 09/06/201702/08/2023

Art

In Punk-Rock Musical Yes to Nothing, a Female Band from the Eighties Faces Music-Scene Sexism We Still Know Too Well

by Brian Howe 08/30/201702/08/2023