Sweat

Lynn Nottage Is Developing a Companion Piece to Her Play Sweat by Ryan McPhee

Nottage is currently making her Broadway debut as a playwright.

Sweat by David Kaufman

"Sweat" is a classic, "well-made"--or carefully constructed--play, with a focus on the dwindling work for people in the middle of the country, prompting them to install Trump in the White Ho…

Sweat - "torn from the headlines" episodic, often preachy docu-drama moves to Broadway by Oscar E. Moore

Taking place in a bar where everybody knows your name, your habits (good and bad), your favorite brew, your birthday, and who is supplying the drugs and using.

SWEAT " Blood, threats and fears by Oscar E Moore

Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage along with her longtime director Kate Whoriskey did extensive research in 2011 traveling to Reading Pennsylvania interviewing locals " especially factory w…

Review: 'Sweat' at Studio 54 by Richard Seff

It took a while, but the Oregon Shakespeare Festival helped by staging this remarkable play in the summer if 2014. It caused enough of a stir for the Public Theatre in New York to pick it up…

The Fight for the American Dream: 'Sweat' by Matthew Wexler

  Sweat, a new play Lynn Nottage, may make you do just that. It's an occasionally squirmish drama that delves into the lives of a handful of residents in Reading, Pennsylvania, an industr…

On Opening Night, Lynn Nottage's Sweat Brings the Bedrock of America to Broadway by TheaterMania

Red Carpet Challenge: SWEAT's Johanna Day, Michelle Wilson, Alison Wright, Lynn Nottage & More by Broadway.com

Think Y2K: See How Well the Stars of Sweat Remember the Year 2000 by Broadway.com

Johanna Day, Michelle Wilson, Alison Wright and the stars of Lynn Nottage's Sweat get quizzed about their knowledge of the year the play was set.

Broadway: Lynn Nottage's High Wattage "Sweat" Provides a Backstory for Our Current Trump Troubles by Regina Weinreich

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Lynn Nottage's Sweat, Starring Alison Wright, Johanna Day & Michelle Wilson, Opens on Broadway by Broadway.com

Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage's latest play Sweat opened at Studio 54 on March 26. Take a look at the theater legends who attended the opening night performance!

We Were There: Lynn Nottage's Sweat Opens on Broadway March 26th by Jerrica White

I'll never forget where I was when I found out Donald Trump pulled the scam of the century and became the leader of the free world. I don't think we'll ever forget that moment in time. We al…

BWW TV: The SWEAT Ensemble Raises a Glass to Opening Night on Broadway! by Tv - Opening Night Special

Following its acclaimed run off-Broadway at the Public Theater, Sweat has at last arrived at Studio 54, marking the Broadway debut of Pulitzer Prize winning playwrightLynn Nottage.After the …

Rose Byrne, Sandra Oh, and More at Sweat Opening Night on Broadway by Hannah Vine

The award-winning play by Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage opened at Studio 54 March 26.

Photo Flash: Gloria Steinem, Spike Lee, Allison Janney Welcome Lynn Nottage and Sweat to Broadway

Nottage makes her Broadway playwriting debut with this new production.

Photo Coverage: Gloria Steinem, Rose Byrne and More Attend Opening Night of SWEAT by Walter McBride

Sweat, the acclaimed new play by Pulitzer Prize winnerLynn Nottage, directed byKate Whoriskeycompleted its long journey and opened last night on Broadway. The stars came out to walk the red …

Photo Coverage: SWEAT Celebrates a Hard-Hitting Opening by Walter McBride

Sweat, the acclaimed new play by Pulitzer Prize winnerLynn Nottage, directed byKate Whoriskeycompleted its long journey and opened last night on Broadway. The play took on the tough topics, …

'Sweat': Lynn Nottage's timely drama is Tony Awards Best Play frontrunner by David Buchanan

After nearly a quarter-century as a playwright, Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage has finally made her Broadway debut by way of new drama "Sweat," which opened at Studio 54 on March 2…

Review: Sweat at curtainup.com/ by Elyse Sommer

he Trump presidency makes the story of Lynn Nottage's under-educated, blue collar workers more relevant than ever

Photo Coverage: SWEAT Celebrates First Official Night on Broadway with Opening Night Bows by Walter McBride

Sweat, the acclaimed new play by Pulitzer Prize winner Lynn Nottage, directed by Kate Whoriskeycompleted its long journey and opened last night on Broadway. The cast took their triumphant bo…

BWW Review: Lynn Nottage's Incisive Labor/Racism Drama, SWEAT, Transfers To Broadway by Michael Dale

After her breakout Off-Broadway production of INTIMATE APPAREL and a Pulitzer Prize for her brutal depiction of rape as a weapon of war in RUINED, Lynn Nottage has been well established as o…

What Happened When the Cast of Sweat Brought the Play to the City that Inspired It by Olivia Clement

The Broadway company took the play to Reading, PA—the city that inspired Lynn Nottage’s timely drama.

Reviews: Sweat by Diane Snyder

Lynn Nottage's piercing look into the lives of blue-collar workers in Reading, Pennsylvania, post-NAFTA, is a cry from working-class America.

Blue-collar drama 'Sweat' marks the Broadway debut of Pulitzer-winning playwright Lynn Nottage by Peter Marks

After Arena Stage and Public Theater versions, Lynn Nottage's economic justice play officially opens on Broadway.

Review: 'Sweat' Imagines the Local Bar as a Caldron by Ben Brantley

Lynn Nottage's bracingly topical play explores the working-class anger and anxieties that put Donald J. Trump in the White House.