Addie Johnson Talbott is a multi-hyphenate like many of us in theater. Actor-producer. And mom. Currently she is, to use a rock term, shredding it on stage in Crystal Skillman‘s … Continue reading
The Hunger and Thirst Theatre Collective opens its production of Ivanov later this week in downtown Manhattan at Access Theatre. Patricia Lynn, the company’s artistic director, is directing the piece … Continue reading
Works by Women just attended a performance of The Mint Theater Company‘s production of MARY BROOME (pictured left), and we are thrilled to interview the lighting designer, Nicole Pearce, from … Continue reading
Works by Women catches up with Brooklyn-based playwright Jackie Sibblies Drury about being the inaugural recipient of the Jerome New York Fellowship for 2012-2014. The fellowship is administered by the Lark Playwright … Continue reading
Lynn Sher will next be seen in Alan Bowne’s play, Beirut, at Under St. Mark’s, a theater in the same East Village neighborhood where the play is set. Beirut was … Continue reading
If you watch Jelena Stupljanin on stage or screen, you will not forget her. Her beauty, grace and fierceness are intoxicating. It’s no surprise her turn on the top rated … Continue reading
Wendy vanden Heuvel is one of the most inspiring women in theatre these days. She is involved in many aspects, producing with piecebypiece productions, acting in thrilling productions (Resurrection Blues … Continue reading
Elizabeth Claire Taylor shares more than a name with the one-time “most famous woman in the world.” The plus-size model, actress and activist even owns a pair of La Liz’s … Continue reading
Works by Women continues its interview series with women of the 2012 New York International Fringe Festival. Today we speak with playwright Mariah MacCarthy, who has creating some of the … Continue reading
Works by Women (the blog) is proud to interview Ludovica Villar-Hauser, Works by Women’s founder and one of the most passionate people you will ever meet. And that’s saying a … Continue reading