A Critical Lion in Winter: Robert Brustein Looks Back
The legendary critic and impresario is still writing every day, though he’s largely left the battlefield to other warriors.
Category Archives: Interviews
Steve Carter Takes One Last Look
The playwright, a stalwart of Negro Ensemble Company and Victory Gardens, recalls his good fortune over a long career.
Beau Willimon: Responding to the Moment
The playwright and screenwriter talks about his Broadway debut with ‘The Parisian Woman.’
LaChanze’s Donna Summer Lovin’
The Broadway singer returns to the music of her childhood and discovers some new angles.
Stephen Schwartz Revisits, and Revises, ‘The Prince of Egypt’
The Tony-winning composer explains how piracy helped propel the stage adaptation of the beloved film.
Carey Perloff: Left Coast, Right Time
After a quarter century at the helm of ACT, the classics-minded director/playwright is quitting while she’s ahead.
James Bundy: The Longest Run
His unprecedented tenure at Yale Rep may be topped off (fingers crossed) by a new theatre-and-school complex.
Jane Kaczmarek Revisits ‘Our Town,’ Her Favorite Play
This month the ‘Malcolm’ mom will play the Stage Manager in a production with Pasadena Playhouse and Deaf West.
Cristin Milioti Plays With Chekhov Via Halley Feiffer
The actor reunites with her friend on ‘Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow,’ a modern take on ‘Three Sisters’ at Williamstown.
The Actors Studio at 70, Estelle Parsons at (Almost) 90
The legendary Method company is still home, she says, for those who want to dig deep and surprise themselves.
