SWEAT, a new play by Lynn Nottage directed byKate Whoriskey,is in previews now and running through Sunday, December 4, with an official press opening on Thursday, November 3 at The Public Th…
Off-Broadway's Sweat and Party People have been extended at the Public Theater! Lynn Nottage’s Sweat will now run an additional week through December 4, while Party People is …
SoulCycle will celebrate all three of Andrew Lloyd Webber's currently-running Broadway shows with a series of themed rides at their W 77th Street location 350 Amsterdam Ave.
THE PUBLIC THEATER ANNOUNCES COMPLETE CASTING FOR NEW YORK PREMIERE OF SWEAT BY LYNN NOTTAGE Directed by Kate Whoriskey Performances Begin October 18 September 13, 2016 – The Public Th…
Tony nominee Johanna Day, Younger favorite Miriam Shor and more have been tapped for the New York premiere of Lynn Nottage’s Sweat. Directed by Kate Whoriskey, the previously reported …
Call me a sap, but the idea that theatre can be a vehicle for magic enchants me whenever I'm watching a good play. That is, until the fight scene happens… Where is that slap sound comi…
There is much that the average theatre-goer does not know about the Grand Guignol, the French Theatre of Horror that originated in the 1800s and is being revived in Molotov Theatre Group's B…
As the local go-to theater company for carrying on the Grand Guignol tradition, Molotov Theatre Group mounts some of the most interesting combos of style and substance in town. There are a f…
Those who have dared to venture into the grimy, blood-stained corner of theatrical history occupied by the Grand Guignol French Theatre of Horror tradition might know that the success of the…
Critics do our best to stay rational and objective, to reflect on the goals and execution of a given piece of theatre, and thus evaluate the work on its own terms, with as little of our pers…
Eight years ago, the Molotov Theatre Group made its debut with Blood, Sweat and Fears, a trilogy of Grand Guignol plays, at the late, lamented Playbill Cafe. I reviewed it then. (Wait! Eight…
Adele gave a tuneful, emotional performance. Muse delivered a sweaty sci-fi inspired set. Coldplay brought out Bee Gee Barry Gibb for an unlikely version of "Stayin' Alive." But, as ever at …
I thought it would be some kind of delicious biscuit for me to start writing an essay on inspiration in the depths of my gorging on a cork coaster. … Ok, it pays for you to know the tv…
Sweat, Lynn Nottage’s meditation on the deteriorating American working class wrapped in a who-done-it, heads up a list of six finalists for the $25,000 Harold and Mimi Steinberg/ATCA N…
Two plays recently seen on Washington area stages were honored in London yesterday. On February 22nd at London’s National Theatre, Lynn Nottage received the prestigious Susan Smi…
