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Donna McGinnis to take similar job at Botanical Garden.
In addition to my life as an arts marketing consultant/international spy, I'm also the Director of Marketing for one of the largest nonprofit theatres in Chicago. So it's my duty to let you …
I get a lot of emails from folks telling me that it's their dream to work on Broadway.  Some want to be General Managers. Some want to be Casting Directors. Some don't have a clue…
The New York premiere of Thomas Bradshaw's Job, a play that explores faith, returns for a limited engagement at The Flea Theater in Tribeca following the work's sold-out ru…
It’s time to wave goodbye to 2012, a year filled with cheerleaders, paperboys, porn stars and Patti. Before the big ball drops in Times Square, Broadway.com decided to poll your favori…
Pop legend Barry Manilow spoke with Morning Edition host David Greene about the Great American Songbook, Broadway and "Mandy." Hear the radio version at the audio link and read more of their…
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof leading lady Scarlett Johansson is already a Tony winner, but should she decide to leave acting behind the movie star might have a bright future as a weather forecaster…
Five-time Tony Award winner Audra McDonald's two-month gig as full-time wife (to Murder Ballad star Will Swenson) and mother is coming to an end. The multi-talented actress signed on to host…
The New York premiere of Thomas Bradshaw's Job, a play that explores faith, will return for a limited engagement in January 2013 following the work's recent sold-out run at The …
The Flea Theater will present a return engagement of Thomas Bradshaw's acclaimed play Job, running January 4-28. Benjamin Kamine helms the production, which features the Flea's resident acti…
Last month the LA Stage Times had a two part series on work and the arts. One was on jobs at alternative theatres, but the one that piqued my interest was about the benefits former arts mana…
Of all the meetings I take, the one I take most often is with someone looking for a job. They could be looking for something other than what they are doing now, looking for something that wi…
Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Films has teamed with playwright Thomas Bradshaw, whose Job was recently given its New York premiere at Off Off-Broadway's Flea, to develop a new hour-long HBO …
Thanks to an extremely fortunate email on Temple University's ListServ, I was hired as the assistant stage manager for First World Theatre Ensemble's 2012 " 2013 season, and it has been such…
The playwright Thomas Bradshaw talks about "Job" and his other plays, which have impressed some audiences and outraged others.
Tribute shows don’t get more robust and all-embracing than Let It Be, the audience-rousing canter through the Beatles’ catalog of hits that is newly opened at London’s Prin…
Well the Bats, some of my favorite performers, are at it again. And this time there is a some good Old Testament testifying. Like These Seven Sicknesses by Sean Graney, this company has ta…
Photo/Hunter CanningIt doesn't feel particularly ambitious or adventurous of Thomas Bradshaw to adapt the biblical story of Job to the stage -- even the title, Job, is straightforward, and t…
A Gob Squad show inspired by Warhol films brings the audience into a very surreal 'Kitchen.'Andy Warhol is sometimes blamed for ushering in the age of reality television. Nonsense. All those…
The Flea, Off Off Broadway
By Molly Marinik
BOTTOM LINE: A very bawdy, very bright interpretation of a classic Old Testament tale.
Thomas Bradshaw understands shock value, and his ne…
Do critics find "Job" trying?
'Why do the righteous suffer?" That question's at the heart of the Old Testament's Book of Job " one that will feel newly relevant to theatergoers who sit through "Job," Thomas Bradshaw's vu…
"Job," Thomas Bradshaw's latest play, hews close to the Bible and eagerly dives into forbidden subject matter.
With his newest play, Job, at The Flea Theater, playwright Thomas Bradshaw takes audiences on a simultaneously unsettling and exhilarating journey through one of the best known tales from th…
It is hard to know who to blame for the horribly wrong turn taken in Job, the Flea Theater's initially promising stage adaptation of the Biblical Book of Job, the text that long has offered …
