Review of Lynn Nottage's 2017 Pulitzer Prize-winning drama "Sweat," set in a factory turn in Pennsylvania, where economic fears are igniting racial tensions
The state of the nation play has a long tradition in Britain, where playwrights are encouraged to think of the theater as a public forum, a place to debate the issues of the day and track th…
SWEATING IT OUT Sweat, Lynn Nottage's 2017 Pulitzer winner for drama — couldn't have come at a better time. Since its arrival, the play has been hailed as a benchmark for our times. No…
The Public Theaterannounced today that the Mobile Unit, originally founded by Joe Papp in 1957 and currently touring to the five boroughs biannually, will expand in September to launch MOBIL…
This fall, The Public Theater launches a free, four-week tour of Lynn Nottage's powerful Pulitzer Prize-winning play, SWEAT, directed by Kate Whoriskey. SWEAT, staged in its entirety, will t…
Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama "Sweat" will enjoy major productions at two theaters in the 2018-19 season: at Philadelphia Theatre Company (Oct. 12-Nov. 4) and at People's Light…
Barcode Circus Company's 'Sweat and Ink' brings exciting feats to the stage along with an interesting story, but sometimes those lines blur in unfortunate ways. Cara Blouin reviews.
The wolf-eyed Erin Markey wants you to be a little scared in the theater, kind of in the way you're a little scared when you're talking to someone attractive and you suddenly experience the …
Center Theatre Group on Wednesday will announce the 2018-19 seasons for the Mark Taper Forum and Kirk Douglas Theatre, whose lineups will include work by Tracy Letts, Lynn Nottage, Luis Vald…
Minneapolis' Guthrie Theater has announced the world premiere of Floyd's, a companion play to Lynn Nottage's recent Tony-nominated and Pulitzer-winning play Sweat. Nottage will a…
James Colby, a talented actor of stage and screen who recently appeared on Broadway in Sweat, has died at age 56. Colby's agent Don Birge confirmed his death.
A regular at Connecticut…
Loosen your scarves and shed that heavy sweater. The temperature is rising inside Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre, where "In the Heat of the Night" is making it hot under the collar for one b…