Production Still On Track for 2021-2022 Season

Playwright, Larissa Fasthorse digs into “The Thanksgiving Play”, the pandemic and its premiere of Broadway’s Best Shows’ Spotlight on Plays!

Spotlight on Plays, a starry series of livestream readings of Broadway’s best plays to benefit The Actors Fund.

David Cromer gives us an in-depth look into his process with “The Sound Inside”.

Robert O’Hara, Tony Nominated Director of “Slave Play” Is Making His Mark

Williamstown Theatre Festival’s Mandy Greenfield reflects on “The Sound Inside”

Mary-Louise Parker reflects on “The Sound Inside”

It’s all but forgotten now, but The Cool World still points like an arrow at how the country was changing at the beginning of the 1960s.

Looking Back at Forgotten Plays by Black Playwrights – Four Decades Later Samm Art-Williams Play Still Hits “HOME”

Beginnings Several months ago the producer, Jeffrey Richards asked me to write about “the play or musical that inspired me to become a director.” The problem was there was no one production that inspired me to think,”I’m going to be a director.” There was however, one musical that acted as a catalyst, and ignited my […]

That was me, in a carefully chosen brand new double-breasted suit, hopeful, like a lottery ticket holder.

Looking Back at Forgotten Plays by Black Playwrights – Almost 70 Years Later, Take a Giant Step Remains a Vital American Play

From War Veteran to Songwriter

My First (and Last) Artistic Directorship: 1986-8

“If it’s been a while since you dusted off your collection of classic Broadway albums, there’s nothing like a nostalgia-packed listening session to transport you to a simpler time.” – Sarah Tracey

The Challenges of Zoom Theater

“Sharing our passion as theatre creators is my favorite part about making theatre.”

“I’ve never had a greater or more satisfying stage experience in my entire career.” – Neil LaBute

“I never imagined that something would threaten the existence of something so essential to the breath of humankind…the mass gathering of humanity, theatre.”

“My first break in Show Business would have to be my acceptance into the first class of the Drama Division of The Juilliard School.”

Debbie Allen talks about her time in West Side Story

As we approach another election, it’s a good time to survey how dramatists have imagined the Commander-in-Chief, because no matter who wins in November, he’ll likely find himself in a play soon enough.

Once Upon A Time…

Chris Noth discusses his Broadway debut in The Best Man

Based in Jewish tradition, Shabbat — and its teaching that spending meaningful time connecting with friends and family — is for everyone.

How Tracy Letts’ small-town city council meeting is brought to life on stage

During November’s 2008 Broadway run, David Mamet wrote a series of blog posts in the words of President Charles H.P. Smith. To celebrate the livestream, we are revisiting some of the entries.

“We decided we were doing Waa-Mu. No matter what.”