Interview with Judy Veramendi, Adaptor of IVP 2016’s “Voiceless Melodies” by Holden Meier
Read an interview with Adaptor of "Voiceless Melodies," Judy Veramendi, who recently was invited and attended The United State of Women Summit.
A Blog By A Fan - Faye Consuela
Special Thanks to an audience member who has been attending IVP since the very beginning. Feel free to read what Faye Consuela has to say about her experience with IVP, in the past as well as with a particular show this year.
An Interview with the Translator
Thanks to the brilliant work of our many translators, it’s easy to forget that the plays presented at IVP weren’t written in English. Robert Myers and Nada Saab, the translators for The Dictator had an especially hard job of it. I contacted Robert to find out more about the work he and Nada did on The Dictator, please enjoy the interview.
By Dramaturgy Sarah Kroth
Knucklebones
Knucklebones or jacks is a game that has a very ancient origin. Originally played with the knucklebones of sheep in farming towns, the “jacks” are now manufactured toys usually made of metal although sometimes made of plastic in modern times.
By Dramaturg, Cassie Scaman
Air-Raid Shelters in Germany
In Woman in Berlin, we see the story of a woman who is in an air-raid shelter in Germany. From the 1930s-on we saw a rise in above-ground shelters in Germany to protect against bombing during the war.
Dramaturg Cassie Scaman