Interview: Lauren Roth
If you were lucky enough to catch Lauren Roth‘s scene-stealing performance in Billie Carver and the Children in Mind, you know what a riot she is. Later this week, she … Continue reading
Time to Get Hi-Lo
Last year, Works by Women profiled director Kathleen Amshoff and the piece she directed at Women Center Stage, Swell. Now she is co-producing a performance party, Hi-Lo, at JACK in … Continue reading
The Around-the-World Chain Play and World Theatre Day
By Amanda Feldman Starting and ending in NYC, a play is currently being written as it travels around the world making 16 stops with playwrights from across the globe. Each … Continue reading
Interview: Janet Bentley
Janet Bentley is a dramaturg and director. She is currently working on Jack Karp’s world premiere play, Incendiary Agents, which is loosely inspired by the Catonsville Nine. The play takes … Continue reading
Women, Words of Choice and WiredArtsFest
by Cindy Cooper The first-ever WiredArtsFest may be the future of theater — live performance on stage in New York, captured by four film cameras, and simultaneously broadcast over the … Continue reading
Theatre News Worth Reading
The League of Professional Theatre Women, which celebrated its 30th Anniversary in 2012, has partnered with HowlRound to create content for WITonline, a digital … Continue reading
Interview: Maria Riboli
Maria Riboli is a powerhouse actor, director and teacher. Meet her for five minutes, and her warmth and vitality are readily apparent. She has more energy than all of the … Continue reading
Interview: Tina Packer
New Yorkers are in for a treat. Tina Packer’s Women of Will, a dynamic and thoroughly entertaining look at the women in William Shakespeare’s canon, is on stage at the … Continue reading
Interview: Miranda Jonte
Miranda Jonte‘s world premiere play Greasemonkey offers an homage to poetry, love and her Northern California roots. A veteran actress, she wrote a monologue based on some of the greatest … Continue reading
The Most Talked About Article in New York Theatre…and more
Everywhere I turn this week, one article is making the rounds. Facebook. Check. Twitter. Check. In lively conversations at intermission. Check. Patrick Healy’s profile of 15 women directors leaving their … Continue reading
