Nisha Tracy is currently earning her Masters in Art Therapy from George Washington University, and works both in digital and traditional media, including sculpture, printmaking, and painting. She received her BA in Fine Art from The Colorado College in 2011, with a minor in Pure Mathematics. She has also studied at The Corcoran College of Art + Design, and taught art at CentroNia. Born in India and raised in Alaska, she has spent recent years in Colorado and Washington, DC
BWW Reviews: LOVE'S LABOURS LOST By Taffety Punk Excites Washington
August 7, 2013
August 7, 2013
Taffety Punk's Bootleg version of LOVE'S LABOURS LOST promised to be a show full of action and excitement. On both counts it did not disappoint. And the best part? The show was absolutely free. Directed by Lise Bruneau, this one-night-only showing had a line waiting on standby for more than an hour before the show began. The anticipation was palpable as soon as you stepped inside the magnificent Folger Theatre.
BWW Reviews: THE BIRDS Captivates Bethesda
July 16, 2013
July 16, 2013
It's hard to approach THE BIRDS without thinking of the the 1963 Hitchcock classic, filled with action and fear. Conner McPherson's play, however, is based on du Maurier's short story and takes on a different effect. As performed by Quotidian Theatre Company under the direction of Jack Sbarbori, THE BIRDS takes place in one room where three people have taken shelter from these violent feathered creatures. Rather than eliciting outright fear, the play carries a tension that develops between these last survivors of what is presumably an apocalypse.
BWW Reviews: LEGAL TENDER Surprises and Satisfies at Capital Fringe Festival
July 15, 2013
July 15, 2013
Nine stories in 60 minutes? Is is possible that someone could really feel satisfied by such short pieces? As it turns out, they can. LEGAL TENDER goes through a series of scenes, all beginning with the phrase, “One dollar”. This common thread creates a straightforward connection, but also highlights the very different ways people value one hundred cents.
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