Actors Kristine Nielsen, Cobie Smulders and Kate Burton join us to discuss their roles in Noël Coward's "Present Laughter." The play follows a narcissistic actor, Garry Essendine, w…
On May 3, the 2017 Tony nominees flocked to the Sofitel New York, where they met with the press for the first time since getting the big news. BroadwayWorld will continue bringing you covera…
A decade after her last foray on Broadway, two-time Tony winner Jennifer Ehle is back in the groundbreaking Oslo. Her performance as peace negotiator 'Mona Juul' has brought her back to the …
This week's guests includeOslo playwright J.T. Rogers, director Bartlett Sher, and actors Jennifer Ehle and Jefferson Mays, who portray real-life Norwegian diplomats Mona Juul and Terje Rod-…
On May 3, the 2017 Tony nominees flocked to the Sofitel New York, where they met with the press for the first time since getting the big news. BroadwayWorld will continue bringing you covera…
J.T. Rogers and Bartlett Sher are two of seven Tony nominees for Lincoln Center Theatre's poignant new play- Oslo. Below, the playwright and director open up about the process and how the te…
This week THEATER TALK features the lead actors, playwright and director of the acclaimed play Oslo at Lincoln Center's Vivian Beaumont Theater - Jennifer Ehle, Jefferson Mays, writer J.T. R…
For a former foreign correspondent, the play by J. T. Rogers conjures that vanished moment in 1993 when Israelis and Palestinians seemed on the road to peace.
Theatre Communications Group TCG hasannounced the publication ofOslobyJ. T. Rogers. The world premiere of the play was produced Off-Broadway at the Newhouse Theater at Lincoln Center, garner…
By Samuel L. Leiter I have a friend who's written a play about a major 20th-century diplomatic crisis but is struggling to find a way to compress its many characters and complex issues into …
We talk to Jennifer Ehle, Angela Pierce, and Henny Russell of "Oslo" about how they put together their performances, playing characters with different worldviews, and how the themes of the …
As expected, Tony Awards frontrunner “Oslo” was named Best Play by the New York Drama Critics Circle while the off-Broadway hit “The Band’s Visit” took Best Mus…
Oslo and The Band's Visit have been named winners of the 2017 New York Drama Critics' Circle Awards. The selections were made at the organization's 82nd annual voting m…
The group's annual award for best play was an unusually close race, with strong support also for 'A Doll's House, Part 2,' 'Sweat' and 'A Life.' read more
The Tony-nominated Broadway play “Oslo” made it a hat-trick, winning the award for best play from the New York Drama Critics Circle after snagging the same honor from the Lort…
The awards include a cash prize of 2,500 for Best Play, made possible by a grant from the Lucille Lortel Foundation. The awards will be presented at a private cocktail reception onThursday, …
Oslo and The Band’s Visit, which won the big awards at off-Broadway’s Lucille Lortel Awards last night, pulled off the same feat this evening as the New York Drama Critics Cir…
The New York Drama Critics' Circle has named Oslo as the best play and The Band’s Visit as best musical. Special Citations: were given to Paula Vogel ,Taylor Mac and the ensemble cast …
