“I think this is my most contemporary piece,” says Berberian speaking about his latest monologue “Ooremn.” “That’s why I’m excited and I can’t wait to see the reaction of the public.”
Berberian’s ‘The Pink Elephant’ to be Staged This Weekend
Vahe Berberian’s “The Pink Elephant” is a ‘play within a play’ that is set in the eighties surrounded by the grim background of the brutal Lebanese Civil War.
Ferrahian Students to Stage Vahe Berberian’s ‘Pink Elephant’
Levon Shant Demirjian began adapting Vahe Berberian’s play The Pink Elephant for Holy Martyrs Ferrahian’s High School students.
Partzratzeer yev Partzratzoor
Quite often the younger generation is criticized for their unawareness of significant issues in the community and for their lack of dedication to the Armenian culture and cause.
Armenian Genocide Novel by Turkish Writer Adapted into Theater
A theatrical performance dedicated to the Armenian Genocide titled “You Rejoice My Heart,” based on a novel by Turkish writer Kemal Yalçin, was premiered in New York.
THEATER: Silly ‘Tenor,’ Ponderous ‘Adam Noorian’ Start Theater Season at Opposite Extremes
The two plays that have ushered in the new year of Armenian theater could not be more different than one another.
Popular Comedy ‘Where Is Your Groom?’ Part II to Debut in New York
The sequel to the humorous crowd-pleasing “Where Is Your Groom? (Pesad Oor Eh)” will debut on Sunday, March 26, 2017 at Miller Theatre, a prestigious performing arts center in Manhattan.
Critics’ Forum: Theater’s Dirty Word
A few weeks ago, an Armenian theater artist/producer in Los Angeles posted on Facebook that she was selling her collection of art from Armenia in order to fund her future theater projects.
Premiere of Genocide Musical, Launch of Hamazkayin Troupe Enliven Fall Theater
After a sleepy summer, Armenian theater greeted the fall with fervor, as four different productions succeeded one another within a five-week frame.
ADAA Announces Finalists for Saroyan/Paul Playwriting Prize for Human Rights
Celebrating its 10th year of operation, the Armenian Dramatic Arts Alliance (ADAA) is honored to host The Saroyan/Paul Human Rights Playwriting Prize, a contest which highlights voices calling out from around the globe for justice.