Author: Anne Bogart

Poetry as a Catalyst for Sense and Sensation

Mar 09, 2021 | Anne Bogart

I first encountered director Andrei Serban and composer Elizabeth Swados’ interpretation of Euripides’ classic drama The Trojan Women in 1975 and, at the time, the production felt both ancient and… more

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Construction, Re-Construction and Deconstruction

Feb 09, 2021 | Anne Bogart

"We’ve seen a force that would shatter our nation, rather than share it." Amanda Gorman

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Lessons from Site-Specific Theater for a Post-Covid World

Jan 08, 2021 | Anne Bogart

I graduated from Bard College in 1974 and moved to New York City which, in those days, was still affordable. More than anything in the world I wanted to be a theater director. That was my plan,… more

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Art and Politics

Dec 14, 2020 | Anne Bogart

Recently during a public Zoom conversation with the choreographer Bill T. Jones, I mentioned that his work has always seemed political to me, rooted in the big social issues of the time, including… more

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Ensemble as Lighthouse

Nov 16, 2020 | Anne Bogart

I would like to thank you for your warmth and support regarding SITI Company’s recent announcement outlining our upcoming transition. In two years time, during the 2022-23 season, we will reach our… more

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The Tentpoles of Our Future

Aug 14, 2020 | Anne Bogart

I travelled from New York to London on March 11, 2020 carrying a small suitcase and expecting to stay for one week with my wife Rena. Now it is mid-August and I am still in the UK with no idea about… more