For Sears, this a reprisal of the role he played when “Birds of North America” debuted as part of the Wagner New Play Festival at UC San Diego in 2017. For Dinga, this Moxie production is the ...

Mallard We know more about duck numbers than we do about populations of most birds, because wildlife agencies keep careful counts of them every year. We know, for instance, that the North American ...

But “Birds of North America” leaves out so much context. The play takes place in a world where father-daughter turmoil eclipses other realities.

“Birds of North America” is an engrossing re-introduction (or, for some, I hope an introduction) to Theater on the Edge and its vivid style. Don’t miss this most welcome return.

BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA is by far the most moving play I have seen in Tucson. It stars Dennis O'Dell as John and Hannah Turner as Caitlyn, both making their Invisible Theatre debuts.

In “Birds of North America,” which is playing Feb. 21 through March 9 at Theatre B in Moorhead, we find out as father John (Scott Ecker) and daughter Caitlyn (Clare Lynch) take the stage and ...

CHESTER — Much is made in the program note for director Alex Keegan’s production of Anna Ouyang Moench’s “Birds of North America” at Chester Theatre Company about the linkage between climate change ...

While that may seem like an odd choice, birding is the heart of Anna Ouyang Moench’s two-person drama “Birds of North America.” The 2017 play, which runs Sept. 1 to Sept. 15, begins the 53rd ...

BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA now playing at Moxie Theatre through March 5th is a moving and thoughtful show about a father and daughters relationship, and is anchored by two excellent performances.