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Facing The Four Noble Truths

How Tibetan Buddhism helped the playwright cope with Bell’s palsy and the coronavirus pandemic

Sarah Ruhl in conversation with Ronn Smith | Photography by Kathleen Hinkel

Winter 2021

Bringing the Bard to Tibet

The first Tibetan translations of Shakespeare

By Patrick Dowd

May 11, 2021

Review: In the Body of the World Refuses to Look Away from Women’s Suffering

In her latest play, Buddhist feminist and activist Eve Ensler examines the links between personal and collective trauma.

By Marie Scarles

Mar 15, 2018

A Raucous Silence

The wrapper-crinkler, the squirmer, the know-it-all—they all show up in Small Mouth Sounds, a new play that brings the ins and outs of retreat to the stage.

By Joan Duncan Oliver

Apr 20, 2015

Five Questions for Sarah Ruhl

The playwright’s newest, The Oldest Boy, tells the story of an American mother’s dilemma after her child is recognized as a high Buddhist lama.

By Tricycle

Nov 06, 2014

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Theater

Magazine Personal Reflections

Facing The Four Noble Truths

Trike Daily Arts & Culture

Bringing the Bard to Tibet

Trike Daily

Review: In the Body of the World Refuses to Look Away from Women’s Suffering

Trike Daily

A Raucous Silence

Trike DailyArts & Culture

Five Questions for Sarah Ruhl