Directors
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Why This “Radically Reimagined Revival” of a Wendy Wasserstein Play Was 30 Years in the Making
How a new production of ‘An American Daughter’ speaks to our past and our present
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How Director Jack Serio and Playwright Bubba Weiler Went from DIY to In Demand
The college classmates-turned-collaborators on their back-to-back shows: ‘Well, I’ll Let You Go’ and ‘The Saviors’
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The Allure of Soaring, Blood and Rock ‘n’ Roll in ‘The Lost Boys’
Director Michael Arden and his cast on how this vampire musical taps into the pain of adolescence
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Why ‘Titaníque’ Has Arrived on Broadway Right on Schedule
Director-cocreator Tye Blue and longtime cast member John Riddle on bringing “queer joy” to the big stage
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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 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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Why Samuel Beckett’s Plays Are Resonating So Much Right Now
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Why This Tony-Winning Director Is Returning to His Downtown Roots
Josh Sharp in ta-da!, directed by Sam Pinkleton. Photo by Emilio Madrid
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How LaChanze Became a Quintuple Threat
LaChanze and the company in rehearsal for Classic Stage Company’s Wine in the Wilderness. Photo by Allison Stock.