Wenke (Coco) Huang shares the importance of the Businessman character in FEN, shedding light on the economics, politics, and racism that pervade our globalized past and present.
In 2020, Court conducted a series of conversations regarding Caryl Churchill's FEN. Check out these discussions to deepen your knowledge of this ambitious, visceral production.
Exploring the feelings, dreams, and desires of each character, this playlist offers a fun and engaging way to familiarize yourself with the themes of Caryl Churchill's FEN.
University of Chicago Professor Marissa Fenley uncovers the powerful political and economic systems in FEN. In doing so, she illustrates how these oppressive systems have very personal consequences, dictating characters' decisions within the play.
Everything comes from somewhere! Learn about the source text that inspired Caryl Churchill's FEN, Mary Chamberlain's seminal work FENWOMEN: A PORTRAIT OF WOMEN IN AN ENGLISH VILLAGE.
Production Dramaturg Derek Matson provides an overview of the history and socioeconomic context surrounding FEN, while encouraging audiences to imagine a different, brighter future
