In conversation with A.R.T. Director of Artistic Programs Ryan McKittrick, Professor Ramie Targoff discusses the queens brought to life onstage in SIX and how they—and other women of the Tudor era—have been portrayed throughout history.

Act II @ A.R.T.

A Discussion with Ramie Targoff

The American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.) at Harvard University is a leading force in the American theater, producing groundbreaking work in Cambridge and beyond. A.R.T.'s Act II initiative is an experiment in disrupting the role of spectator as passive observer. Act II invites audience members to remain in the theater following performances for a second act of curated discussions. An open forum focused on the core themes of A.R.T. productions, these moderated conversations have included scholars, medical professionals, families, activists, artists, educators, and more—highlighting the ways in which members of the A.R.T. community continue to create impact in the Boston area and the world. For more information about Act II programs for specific productions, including participant bios and audio recordings of productions, please visit http://americanrepertorytheater.org/page/act-ii-art.

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Act II @ A.R.T.