Critic Charles Isherwood Leaves NY Times
Originally hired in 2004, Isherwood had outsized influence and aroused passionate feelings, occasionally his own.
Category Archives: Interviews
Khaled Hosseini Wants Theatre to Connect People
The author discusses having his novels adapted for the stage.
Susan Johann: See Something Different
Her iconic black-and-white images of playwrights, collected in a new book, help reveal their subjects’ true selves.
Reg E. Cathey Steps Into His First Beckett
The Emmy-winning actor is currently starring in ‘Endgame’ at Long Wharf Theatre.
Sally Nystuen Vahle Proves That Women Can Play Scrooge
The actor is bringing new meaning to the spirit of ‘A Christmas Carol’ at Dallas Theater Center, one ‘Bah! Humbug!’ at a time.
Sam Gold and Andrew Lieberman’s Boxed-In ‘Othello’
Why the director and designer, longtime collaborators, decided to serve up Shakespeare in a plywood container.
Emma Rice Works Both Extremes: Playful, Also Truthful
The British director, who’s bringing her new Kneehigh show ‘946’ to Berkeley Rep, tells us why gender parity shouldn’t be so hard to achieve.
Bob’s Broadway Broadcast
The chairman of NBC Entertainment works in TV, but he’s bringing theatre into people’s homes and onto their stages in every way he can.
Kristen Anderson-Lopez’s Next Stop? Broadway
The ‘Frozen’ songwriter makes her Main Stem debut with ‘In Transit,’ the first a cappella musical on the Great White Way.
Ivanka Trump as Medea? Joshua Harmon Explains
The ‘Bad Jews’ playwright responds to a miserable election season with a comic take on a Greek tragedy.
