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A scene from Margaret Edson's WIT featuring Pun Bandhu, Michael Countryman, Jessica Dickey, Chiké Johnson, Greg Keller, Cynthia Nixon and Zachary Spicer.
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A scene from Margaret Edson's WIT featuring Michael Countryman and Cynthia Nixon.
Tony Award® and two-time Emmy® Award winner Cynthia Nixon returns to MTC's Frie…
Wit is a difficult play. The lead character isn't particularly likeable on the page, but the audience can't merely feel sorry for her. The metaphors and deconstructions of 17th Century poetr…
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A scene from Margaret Edson's WIT featuring Greg Keller and Cynthia Nixon.
Tony Award® and two-time Emmy® Award winner Cynthia Nixon returns to MTC's Friedman Th…
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A scene from Margaret Edson's WIT featuring Cynthia Nixon and Carra Patterson.
Tony Award® and two-time Emmy® Award winner Cynthia Nixon returns to MTC's Friedma…
Manhattan Theatre Club's Broadway production of Margaret Edson's Wit — the Pulitzer Prize-winning title's Broadway debut — opened Jan. 26 following performances …
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Tony Award® and two-time Emmy® Award winner Cynthia Nixon returns to MTC's Friedman Theatre in Margaret Edson's Wit, helmed by MTC's award-winning Artistic D…
Curtains rose last night, January 26, on the opening night of the first-ever Broadway staging of "Wit." The limited engagement premiere, starring Cynthia Nixon, plays at the Samuel J. Friedm…
Roll out the red carpet and blow the trumpets, this week’s theater news round-up is flush with Broadway royalty… Tony-winner Cynthia Nixon (Sex and the City) looks to be adding a…
The potent Wit is the only play Margaret Edson wrote, and you could say she quit while she was on top of her game. Her story of a callous, didactic scholar battling stage-4 ovarian cancer wo…
Margaret Edson is that rare bird, a playwright whose first play, Wit, earned a Pulitzer Prize for Drama. That alone makes her unique, but she becomes more so when we realize that she has…
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 …
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 …
While the indignities Cynthia Nixon's Doctor Bearing undergoes are indeed not easy to take, this is still an exceptionally rich play, a triple layered exploration not just of death but how w…
Margaret Edson has just written one play in her life, the brilliant Wit, now receiving its Broadway premiere a mere seventeen years after it was first produced and went on to win nearly ever…
Cynthia Nixon's unsparing performance makes Margaret Edson's celebrated play a powerfully moving experience.
In "Wit," prickly English professor Vivian Bearing confronts something even more uncompromising and unforgiving than herself: late-stage ovarian cancer.
"It is not my intention to …
This revival of Margaret Edson's drama about a woman who has cancer is affecting yet somewhat uninspiring, writes Brendan Lemon
Margaret Edson's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama "Wit" offers a lucky " and brave " actress a complex, finely detailed role that's as demanding as it is rewarding. When the play first opened of…
"Details always matter, but in the theatre sometimes they're more important than others."
Cynthia Nixon stars in Manhattan Theater Club's revival of "Wit," Margaret Edson's play about a terminally ill English professor.
The medical horror story of dealing with cancer is starkly depicted on stage in the Broadway debut of Wit. Cynthia Nixon stars as Vivian Bearing, a brilliant college professor, specializing …
Margaret Edson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play about a literature professor undergoing treatment for ovarian cancer retains its power in its first Broadway production.
