Sarah Rebell
Sarah Rebell (she/her) is an arts journalist, musical theatre writer and communications professional. A frequent contributor to TDF Stages, Sarah has also written for American Theatre, Hey Alma, The Interval, New York Jewish Week and New York Theatre Guide. Past fellowships: LABA at the 14th Street Y and the National Critics Institute at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center. MFA: New York University. MA: Columbia University. Follow her on Instagram at @SarahRebell.
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Why Ann Harada Pitched Cinco Paul on Reprising Her ‘Schmigadoon!’ Role on Broadway
The stage favorite and the show’s creator on their continuing collaboration
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‘Beaches’ on Broadway Puts Female Friendship in the Spotlight
Cocreator Iris Rainer Dart and costar Kelli Barrett on the power of their moving new musical
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As a Feminist, Broadway Is Giving Me Hope
Why a wave of new shows centering female friendships has my vote
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Why Danny Strong and Michael Mayer Were Game to Rework the Musical ‘Chess’
The Emmy-winning scribe and the Tony-winning director on overhauling the notoriously troubled cult favorite
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Meet the Two Friends Behind ‘Two Strangers’
Longtime collaborators Kit Buchan and Jim Barne make their Broadway debut with a two-person musical rom-com set in NYC
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The Dramaturg is the Hero of ‘John Proctor is the Villain’
Sadie Sink and Amalia Yoo in John Proctor is the Villain on Broadway. Photo by Julieta Cervantes.
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With Their Broadway Debut, They Finally Got Their Happy Ending
Will Aronson and Hue Park on the incredible cross-cultural journey of Maybe Happy Ending
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With Three Shows in One Season, Whitney White May Be the Busiest Director in NYC
Whitney White, who is directing three high-profile productions this season. Photo courtesy of the artist.
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How One Theatre Company Is Fostering Empathy with Two Shows About Anti-Semitism
The urgency of Arlekin Players’ back-to-back productions of ‘Our Class’ and ‘The Merchant of Venice’