Playwrights
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A Second Chance to Collaborate for Amalia Yoo and Eliya Smith
After their first show ended abruptly, these artists are thankful for a do-over with ‘Dad Don’t Read This’
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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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‘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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Why David Lindsay-Abaire Is Thankful Marylouise Burke’s Voice Is in His Head
The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and the veteran character actress discuss their latest collaboration: The Balusters on Broadway
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Why ‘Becky Shaw’ Sparks Laughs and Arguments
Two-time Pulitzer finalist Gina Gionfriddo makes her Broadway with a revival of her 2008 dark comedy
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How Three New Plays Are Putting Sobriety in the Spotlight
The writers of ‘Blackout Songs,’ ‘The Dinosaurs’ and ‘The Reservoir’ on the evolution of addiction onstage
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Take Two for a Milestone Moment for Asian American Playwrights
Lauren Yee, Alex Lin, Aya Ogawa and Jeena Yi all have new plays opening Off Broadway. They’re excited and anxious.
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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 an Autistic Playwright Is Ready to Cross the Line in His New Comedy
Dave Osmundsen on the origin of his new play BUM BUM (or, this farce has Autism)