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In bringing ‘Life of Pi’ to the stage, a sea of possibilities, and challenges

Por: The Boston Globe Life December 02, 2022

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For Max Webster, there’s no more thrilling a challenge in the theater than getting a chance to stage the seemingly impossible. Indeed, take one look at his resume, which boasts such ambitious adaptations as Dr. Seuss’s eco-parable “The Lorax” and Ingmar Bergman’s lavish cinematic memoir “Fanny and Alexander.” For his latest theatrical gambit, he’s transformed Yann Martel’s prize-winning novel “Life of Pi,” centered on a... + full article



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