Theater has always been an important part of culture and entertainment. One of the most liberating aspects of the art is interpretation. Be it how the audience receives a performance, how a director envisions a show or the way in which an actor brings a character to life, each working part of a production makes its own unique mark. There’s a reason Romeo and Juliet productions never go out of style – each interpretation is different than those that come before and after. It’s the same script, the same characters, but with a new group of people and artistic method, the show will be the first of its kind. Approaching the art of theater from different angles is what the innovative members of Writers Theater do best. In their original space, Writers Theater preferred to tell stories in a way that broke down the fourth wall between players and audience, creating a sense of community and intimacy vital to their style. In efforts to further capture this aestheti