Gerard Raymond
Gerard Raymond is a Sri Lanka-born arts journalist based in New York City who’s a member of the Outer Critics Circle and the American Theater Critics/Journalists Association.
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Why Clifford Odets’ Plays Continue to Sing 90 Years On
Why revivals of ‘Awake and Sing!’ and ‘Waiting for Lefty’ feel particularly timely
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Connecting the dots—the Benefits of Collaborative Set Design
Why three scenic designers joined forces to become one sought-after collective
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Going Back to the Future with ‘Marjorie Prime,’ This Time on Broadway
Dramatist Jordan Harrison and director Anne Kauffman on revisiting the Pulitzer finalist play a decade on
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Why Samuel Beckett’s Plays Are Resonating So Much Right Now
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Why These Actors Keep Returning to ‘The Weir’ at Irish Rep
John Keating, Dan Butler and Sean Gormley in Irish Rep’s 2025 production of The Weir. Photo by Carol Rosegg.
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Why Molière Is Having a Major Moment
Taylor Mac, right, and the cast of Prosperous Fools at Theatre for a New Audience, one of multiple plays inspired by Molière this season. Photo by Travis Emery Hackett.
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How ‘English’ Changed Their Lives
Marjan Neshat in English on Broadway. Photo by Joan Marcus.
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Exploring the Rise of Live Video on Stage in NYC
Sunset Blvd. isn’t the only show doing it!
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17 Years After Its Premiere, ‘Yellow Face’ Is Timelier Than Ever
Why director Leigh Silverman and actor Francis Jue were so excited to return to David Henry Hwang’s satire two decades on