All posts tagged "new york theatre workshop"

I’ve been here before, in this place where playwright Mfoniso Udofia has dropped her fascinating and detailed...

“It’s amazing the perspective a couple of days gives you.” There are approximately 123 suicide’s a day....

It’s a one man border crossing Times seventeen, giving a lesson in curiosity, acceptance, and adventure. The...

On what just happened to be one of the most dreadfully upsetting days in American political history...

Back in 1991, Light Shining in Buckinghamshire, a play written by Caryl Churchill (Escaped Alone, Cloud 9)...

“I don’t want a job – I want dignity.” Azeem Bhatti In order to have dignity, don’t you...

At first I envied these two. Living abroad, in Paris of all places, young, married and in...

How often does fear paralyze us? We get stopped in our tracks and make discussions, so as...

The Treasurer, by Max Posner, at Playwrights Horizons, is a provocative, worthwhile study of a middle-aged man with...

When Alex was born to the titled character in Amy Herzog’s new play, Mary Jane currently playing at the...