The Broadway production of Ayad Akhtar's Pulitzer Prize-winning play Disgraced, featuring a star-studded cast, officially opened on Broadway Oct. 23 following previews that began…
“Disgraced" was far from perfect when it opened off-Broadway two years ago, but it worked up to a point. Aasif Mandvi, of "The Daily Show," was astringently effective as a...
Timely dramas on Broadway are in very short supply, and that alone makes the bow of Disgraced an event worth applauding. Ayad Akhtar's play, a fleet, furious 85-minute descent into politics,…
A dinner party becomes a verbal jousting tournament in Ayad Akhtar's terrific, turbulent drama "Disgraced."
It's a good thing that the playwright Ayad Akhtar is Muslim, because if any non-Muslim wrote Disgraced " and you could almost imagine someone like Bruce Norris wanting to " the response from…
'Disgraced' makes you laugh and think, to a point
Akhtar delivers a claustrophobic drama by mixing the urgency and unease of post-9/11 life with universal marital anxiety. Every spouse wonders, Who is this person I married?
Even those theatergoers who saw the piece previously at its New York premiere at LCT3 two years ago should strongly consider a return visit.
The Pulitzer Prize winning play Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar makes its Broadway premiere tonight, October 23, starring Hari Dhillon star of the acclaimed London's Bush Theatre production, Gretch…
Islamophobia rears its head in Ayad Akhtar's provocative 2013 Pulitzer Prize winner, which comes to Broadway with a cast that includes Gretchen Mol and Josh Radnorread more
NEW YORK (AP) -- What does Miss Manners say about how to ensure dinner conversations remain polite? Never bring up politics or religion. Thankfully, playwright Ayad Akhtar minds her no h…
Dinner just ain't what it used to be. This is true in two crucial ways with regard to Disgraced, the play by Ayad Akhtar that just opened at the Lyceum. . . .
Gretchen Mol, Hari Dhillon, Karen Pittman and Josh Radnor in “Disgraced” (photo: Joan Marcus) Lyceum Theatre September 27th thru (open run) opened October 23rd Written by Ayad Ak…
The Pulitzer Prize winning play Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar officially opens on Broadway tonight, October 23. Previews began on September 27 at the Lyceum Theatre, 149 West 45th Street. In addi…
The Pulitzer Prize winning play Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar makes its Broadway premiere tonight, October 23, starring Hari Dhillon star of the acclaimed London's Bush Theatre production, Gretch…
NEW YORK " Ayad Akhtar's "Disgraced" " a deftly crafted, theatrically compelling dissection of the intersection of sex, ethnicity and ambition " makes an intense and mostly effective leap to…
"Disgraced" was the best play I saw in 2012. It was quick-witted, emotionally shattering and, not incidentally, the first important drama by an American of Middle-Eastern descent -- or any o…
The Pulitzer Prize winning play DISGRACED by Ayad Akhtar officially opens on Broadway tonight, Thursday, October 23 at the Lyceum Theatre, 149 West 45th Street. In addition to the Pulitze…
Good morning, BroadwayWorld Because we know all our readers eat, sleep and breathe Broadway, what could be better than waking up to it Today's big news DISGRACED opens on Broadway, RUTHLESS …
Ayad Akhtar's drama, "Disgraced", which won the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, opens tonight, Oct. 23, at Broadway's Lyceum Theater. Preview began Sept. 27 for the drama, which tells of a su…
The Pulitzer Prize winning drama Disgraced officially opens tonight on Broadway. The show takes place during a dinner party hosted by Muslim-American lawyer Amir Kappor and his artist wife, …
The Pulitzer Prize winning play Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar will have its Broadway premiere tonight, October 23, 2014, starring Hari Dhillon star of the acclaimed London's Bush Theatre producti…
Hari Dhillon and Gretchen Mol lead the cast of Ayad Akhtar's drama of race and identity.
What does it take to write, create or star in a Broadway play? Hard work, talent, luck—all backed up by a good education. You have to supply the first three yourself, but PlaybillE…