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1,285 stories by "American Theatre Wing"

Robert Brustein (#298) - December, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Founding artistic director of both the Yale Repertory Theatre in New Haven and the American Repertory Theatre in Cambridge, Robert Brustein discusses how each of those organizations came int…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 9:22am on December 15, 2010

Stephen Ouimette (#297) - December, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Stephen Ouimette, who plays Bejart in the current Broadway revival of "La Bête", talks about what it takes to hold the stage, with little dialogue, throughout the show's fabled 30 minute …

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 10:20am on December 8, 2010

Teresa Eyring (#296) - December, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Executive Director of the Theatre Communications Group (TCG), Teresa Eyring, talks about the work of the 50 year old service organization which boasts membership if some 500 of the country's…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 10:21am on December 1, 2010

Judith Light (#295) - November, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

"Lombardi"'s leading lady Judith Light talks about her research into both the role and the real-life Marie Lombardi, and whether she thinks "Lombardi" is a "football play." She also talks ab…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 10:19am on November 24, 2010

Alison Fraser (#294) - November, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

"The Divine Sister"'s Teutonic nun Alison Fraser talks about her role, her prior work -- and sharing a dressing room -- with playwright/actor Charles Busch. She also discusses her musical th…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 9:36am on November 17, 2010

Scenic Charge Artist - November, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Scenic Charge Artist Jason Edwards paints walls, backdrops, and props to create the visual surface details of a show's set. At the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Edwards works with each pr…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 9:31am on November 12, 2010

Howard Panter (#293) - November, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Called "the most powerful man in English theatre" by "The Stage", co-CEO (with his wife, Rosemary Squire) and creative director of the Ambassador Theatre Group, Howard Panter, talks about th…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 8:26am on November 10, 2010

Jim Simpson (#292) - November, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Jim Simpson, artistic director of New York's Off-Off-Broadway The Flea Theater, charts the company's 15 year journey from a collective meant to last for only five years to an ongoing institu…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 9:18am on November 3, 2010

Athol Fugard (#291) - October, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

South African playwright Athol Fugard discusses his newest work, "The Train Driver", during rehearsals at the Long Wharf Theatre, and explains why this play marks the end of a stage in his w…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 9:54am on October 27, 2010

Sir Ian McKellen (#290) - October, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

One of the greatest classical actors of his generation, Sir Ian McKellen reflects on his more than 50 years on stage, explaining that he's really only qualified to voice his opinion on two t…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 10:47am on October 20, 2010

Alfred Uhry (#289) - October, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Playwright Alfred Uhry recalls the original production of "Driving Miss Daisy" in 1987 at Playwrights Horizons, lists the actresses he's had the opportunity to see play the title role - base…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 8:17am on October 13, 2010

Jules Feiffer (#288) - October, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Playwright Jules Feiffer, perhaps best known as a Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist, explains why he sees little difference between his comic work, screen work and stage work, as well as why…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 9:52am on October 6, 2010

Daniel Sullivan (#287) - September, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Veteran director Daniel Sullivan talks about his suddenly busy 2010-11 Broadway season, which will see transfers of his productions of "Time Stands Still" from Manhattan Theatre Club, "The M…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 10:11am on September 29, 2010

Elaine Paige (#286) - September, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

West End musical theatre star Elaine Paige discusses her three month sojourn in New York, including the recording of a new album of duets with artists ranging from Paul Anka to Sinead O'Conn…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 11:04am on September 22, 2010

Moisés Kaufman (#285) - September, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Director, artistic director and playwright Moisés Kaufman discusses his newest project, the U.S. premiere of the 1940s opera "El Gato con Botas (Puss in Boots)", a collaboration between his…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 8:28am on September 15, 2010

Marin Mazzie (#284) - September, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Marin Mazzie talks about taking on the role of Diana Goodman in Broadway's "Next to Normal" and whether she and her co-star/husband Jason Danieley take their work home with them after the sh…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 9:28am on September 8, 2010

Cora Cahan (#283) - September, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Cora Cahan, president of The New 42nd Street in New York, discusses her 20 years in the role of recapturing what was once the epicenter of Manhattan sleaze for theatre and family audiences. …

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 8:34am on September 1, 2010

Kate Mulgrew (#282) - August, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Downstage Center welcomes its second starship captain as actress Kate Mulgrew visits during her stint in the Off-Broadway comedy "Love, Loss, and What I Wore". She talks about being raised …

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 8:39am on August 25, 2010

Puppet Designer - August, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Puppet Designer Emily DeCola of The Puppet Kitchen has been designing and building puppets in New York for 7 years. She explains the wide scope of creating characters, sculpting puppets from…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 10:47am on August 20, 2010

Martin Pakledinaz (#281) - August, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Costume designer Martin Pakledinaz talks about creating the clothes for the recent Broadway revival of "Lend Me A Tenor", the commencement of planning for the spring 2011 production of "Anyt…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 10:03am on August 18, 2010

Lucie Arnaz (#280) - August, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Lucie Arnaz, the daughter of television legends Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball, talks about how Angela Lansbury and Vivian Vance prompted her towards a career on the stage. She recalls her earl…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 10:35am on August 11, 2010

Voice Teacher - August, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Voice Teacher Linda Benanti shows performers how to develop their voice to make their singing sound easy and natural. Singing requires both athletic and mental abilities, along with dedicat…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 8:16am on August 6, 2010

Jerry Zaks (#279) - July, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

Veteran director Jerry Zaks talks about his role as Creative Consultant on "The Addams Family" since joining the production after its opening in Chicago and the work he has planned for "Sist…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 9:46am on July 28, 2010

Penny Fuller (#278) - July, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

While playing the "anchor role" in Off-Broadway's "Love, Loss and What I Wore", actress Penny Fuller talked about her wide-ranging career, noting (even to her own surprise) how many times sh…

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 8:41am on July 21, 2010

Charles Busch (#277) - July, 2010 by American Theatre Wing

As his play "Vampire Lesbians of Sodom" marks the 25th anniversary of its opening at the Provincetown Playhouse, playwright and actor Charles Busch recalls the circumstances surrounding the …

SOURCE: American Theatre Wing at 8:37am on July 14, 2010
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