Sweat, the 2017 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, will play its final Broadway performance at Studio 54 on June 25. By closing, Lynn Nottage’s drama will have played 24 previews …
Join the cast of SWEAT in Strand Book Store's Rare Book Room, as Felicia Fitzpatrick sits down with cast members Khris Davis, Hunter Hoffman, and Reza Salazar to discuss the hit show on Mond…
In this febrile climate, do we want societal critique from our theatre or pure escapism As I experienced when I recently swapped BroadwayWorld UK Editor duties for a New York trip, both thea…
We're so excited to kick off our Tony week by getting Broadwaysted with Johanna Day, the Tony-nominated star of SWEAT We're all pouring out...water pace yourselves for Tony week, kids while …
In the weeks leading up to this year's Tony Awards nominations, new drama "Sweat" seemed to be the show to beat in the Best Play category, not only because it marks the long-awaited Broadway…
Two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage will host a conversation after a performance of her play.
Playwright Lynn Nottage will lead a post-show talkback on Tuesday, June 6.
This week the 2017 New York Emmy Award-winning interviewdiscussion series THEATER TALK focuses on Broadway's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama, Sweat. THEATER TALK co-hosts Susan Haskins and Mich…
Theater veteran Johanna Day has only made four appearances on Broadway over the course of her long stage career, but she clearly has impeccable taste. Each one of Day's outings on the Great …
Eight times a week, Carlo Albán gets beaten senseless with a baseball bat. It’s been going on for two years, and even though it’s a stage fight, he has the bruises to prove ju…
Tony Award-nominated Sweat co-stars Michelle Wilson & Johanna Day on their onstage and offstage friendship, performing the piece for the community of Reading, PA, and more.
Three 2017 Best Play Tony Award nominees whose Broadway runs were preceded by off-Broadway productions—Oslo, Indecent and Sweat—each won Obie Awards on May 22 in a cere…
For Wilson, opportunities like performing in Lynn Nottage's new Pulitzer Prize-winning work give meaning to life as an artist.
Stop the world! The new Broadway musical Come From Away has reason to cheer. The show took home four Helen Hayes Awards on May 15. The awards were given for the show’s D.C. premie…
The initiative encourages audience members to express what the show means to them.
Today, the acclaimed Broadway play Sweat, announced WeAreSweat, a campaign celebrating the power and sense of community that Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize-winning play inspires in audiences.
Audiences are asked to use #WeAreSweat to post about what the play means to them.
New York Notes Lynn Nottage Exposes a Struggling America by Lisa Karson "Sweat" goes a long way to explain the rise of Donald Trump. Lynn Nottage 2017 Pulitzer Prize-wining play gives vital …
Sweat and Indecent serve as forceful reminders that art matters -- as if proof was needed.
Kate Whoriskey and Tony nominee Rebecca Taichman get serious about uncovering unconscious bias on Broadway.
Tony nominee Michelle Wilson stops by Broadway.com HQ to chat about Sweat and more with Beth Stevens.
Every night at Studio 54. Tony nominee Johanna Day digs a little bit deeper as Tracey, a factory worker in Reading, Pennsylvania. How does she give such apoignant performance and deal with t…