Matthew Lopez’s Sense of Place
In his new play ‘Somewhere,’ the playwright revisits family history to tell a forgotten New York story.
Nationwide
Stories with a national scope.
You’ve Been Steampunked
From musicals to Shakespeare, goggles and gears are the look du jour.
The Interrogation of Desire
Memory holds the key to playwright Christopher Shinn’s resonant dramas of the psyche.
In Memoriam for February 2013
Some of the theatre folks we lost in recent months.
Frederick Neumann (1926–2012) and Honora Fergusson (1936–2012)
He stole my voice; she stole my heart.
It’s All 漢字 to Me!
In the name of realism, American playwrights are making adventurous use of languages other than English.
Karen Allen: Ties That Bind
Fashion was her first love. Film brought her fame. But theatre is the home to which she keeps returning.
‘Much Ado’ About Maggie Siff
The ‘Sons of Anarchy’ star talks about why she keeps coming to the New York stage.
‘Volpone’ at Red Bull Theater
A look at the design of a revival Ben Jonson’s classic.
Does Not Compute
The future is just a record of the past in Michael Mitnick’s ‘Ed, Downloaded.’
