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Meet the pioneers who brought sign language interpretation to Broadway Fast Tube by Casper Click here to watch a closed captioned version of this video. Share this with a friend:
A year in the life of Charles Busch’s new playAnyone lamenting the difficulties of getting a show produced in New York might consider the approach that Charles Busch took in financing …
How an outsider director rose to Broadway fame This fall, The Path to Broadway will ask artists and audiences to reflect on their first Broadway experiences. To read all the stories in this…
Drafting sports fans for Broadway’s bleachersFootball enthusiasts and theatre aficionados do not necessarily seek out the same forms of entertainment. This presents a challenge for the…
Adam Driver’s unusual path to a Broadway debut. Since Broadway actors are arguably at the top of the professional ladder, you might think they’ve learned everything they need to…
A new play explores the murderous mind Down There is Randy Sharp’s second play about Sylvia Likens. The first one was a disaster. She wrote and directed it twenty years ago, when she …
Whether you’re a new theatregoer or a long-time audience member, we know you’ll enjoy Theatre 101, TDF’s original video series about the basics of attending live performanc…
A pair of plays ask explosive questions about religion and sexuality It’s an accident of timing, but it? still compelling: Right now, two Off-Broadway plays are confronting the most s…
How Broadway shows get altered for the road.
John Tartaglia reveals the secrets of blacklight puppetry – John Tartaglia-s family musical Imaginocean has become an Off Broadway hit by using an unusual form of puppetry to tell a s…
How Jennifer von Mayrhauser's costumes evoke the spirit of Edward Albee's new play
How Jennifer von Mayrhauser’s costumes evoke the spirit of Edward Albee’s new play In the Playwrights Horizons production of Edward Albee’s Me, Myself & I, twin brot…
When you're attempting to explain the history of the world, it helps to have some back-up. Colin Quinn has his in no less a master jokester than Jerry Seinfeld.
A new play uses history and fiction to argue about faith
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Inside the debut of the company’s fresh vision — As Paul Taylor’s esteemed dance company returns to Lincoln Center for its annual three-week season, performing now through …
Tracee Chimo plays a village in The Heidi Chronicles — Welcome to Building Character, our ongoing look at performers and how they create their roles No wonder it took Tracee Chimo a fe…
In Bright Half Life, Tanya Barfield digs deeply into lifelong love — Playwright Tanya Barfield may live her life from Event A to Event B to Event C, but she says dream logic ruled when…
Why time and music work differently in Long Story Short — When time and music work differently on stage, pay attention. That may be the key to understanding an entire show. At least, t…
A comedy at the Mint Theater takes selflessness to the extreme — The first time he read Fashions For Men, Davis McCallum wasn’t quite sure what to make of it. “It’s u…
Piehole’s new play tries to create a utopia — Welcome to Borough Play, our exclusive series on theatre in Brooklyn, Queens, and beyond What is it about the idea of a perfect c…
