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I thought I was prepared for Wit when I entered the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. I had seen countless plays about illness throughout my career as an entertainment writer. Last season alone I …
The rave reviews are in for WIT!
Tony Award and two-time Emmy Award winner Cynthia Nixon returns to MTC's Friedman Theatre in Margaret Edson's modern masterpiece WIT, helmed by MTC&…
Manhattan Theatre Club's Broadway debut of WIT opened on Thursday, January 26 to glorious reviews. New York critics acclaimed Margaret Edson's play as "a masterpiece" (NY1), director Lynne M…
In 2008, nine years after Margaret Edson won the Pulitzer Prize for her rookie play, “Wit,” she addressed the graduating class of Smith College, her alma mater. She spoke about h…
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Peter Filichia, Michael Portantiere and James Marino discuss Wit, Christian Borle, Signature's $25 million gift, Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, Nicol Williamson, James Farentino and Brads…
Peter Filichia, Michael Portantiere and James Marino discuss Wit, Christian Borle, Signature's $25 million gift, Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, Nicol Williamson, James Farentino and Brads…
A play about cancer and dying is probably not something that is first on your uplifting winter "must see" list. But don't click the back button on your browser just yet. Attentio…
Do critics want to go on living for "Wit"?
WIT by Margaret Edson, directed by Lynne Meadow and starring Cynthia Nixon opened on Broadway last night, January 26 to rave reviews at MTC's Samuel J. Friedman Theatre and BWW was there to …
The Nixon Rule is named after Cynthia Nixon, who is starring as a literature professor dying of cancer in the Broadway debut of "Wit" 13 years after it opened Off-Broadway and won the Pulitz…
Wit is in good health for its age (fourteenish, an awkward time for a revival) and risk profile (star-driven, midwinter Manhattan Theatre Club production).
The stars aligned as Tony winner Cynthia Nixon took the stage January 26 on opening night of Wit. A-listers from the stage and screen flocked to Manhattan Theatre Club's Samuel J. F…
Broadway Opening Night: "Wit" Starring Cynthia Nixon
The stars aligned as Tony winner Cynthia Nixon took the stage January 26 on opening night of Wit. A-listers from the stage and…
Broadway.com Word of Mouth Review: "Wit" Starring Cynthia Nixon
Margaret Edson's 1999 Pulitzer prize-winning play Wit has made it to Broadway, starring Tony winner Cynthia Nix…
Clips from Broadway's "Wit" Starring Cynthia Nixon
Wit, starring Cynthia Nixon, officially opens on January 26 at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. Broadway.com already gave you…
Brevity is the soul of wit but Tony winner Cynthia Nixon left a lasting impression at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre on the January 26 opening night of Wit. The actress, who stars as Vivian …
Wit, which first premiered off Broadway in 1998, earned Margaret Edson the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The play tells the story of a severe, perhaps cold, 47-year-old poetry professor who…
Meet the first-nighters at the opening night of the Broadway premiere of Margaret Edson's Wit starring Cynthia Nixon.
Meet the first-nighters at the opening night of the Broadway premiere of Margaret Edson's Wit starring Cynthia Nixon.
It feels odd to recommend a play where the character dies and we know that before we enter the theatre. (Come to think of it we do that all the time with Shakespeare….) Nevertheless, get …
Wit, Margaret Edson's play about a starchy poetry professor facing cancer and mortality, premiered at the Friedman Theatre this week. And it's as big a critical hit on Broadway as it…
On Thursday, January 26, the Broadway production of Margaret Edson's Wit opened at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre where it is set to play through March 11 with Lynne Meadow at the helm.…
WIT Clip 1
A scene from Margaret Edson's WIT featuring Cynthia Nixon.
Tony Award® and two-time Emmy® Award winner Cynthia Nixon returns to MTC's Friedman Theatre in Margare…
WIT Clip 2
A scene from Margaret Edson's WIT featuring Suzanne Bertish and Cynthia Nixon.
Tony Award® and two-time Emmy® Award winner Cynthia Nixon returns to MTC's Friedma…
