Interview: Molly Murphy
Molly Murphy will be on stage this weekend in New York at Incubator Arts Project in her new show Molly Murphy and Neil deGrasse Tyson on Our Last Day on … Continue reading
Interview: Carrie Brown
Carrie Brown is one-half of the Animal Engine Theatre Company along with Karim Muasher. After wowing audiences with The Vindlevoss Family Circus Spectacular last year, the company returns to FRIGID … Continue reading
Interview: Jane Jung
Jane Jung is a theater producer and manager based in New York City. As General Manager of Ping Chong + Company, she oversees financial management, operations, and marketing, supporting the work … Continue reading
Interview: Kara Lee Corthron
Kara Lee Corthron is an award-winning playwright (the Princess Grace Award, the Helen Merrill Award, Lincoln Center’s Lecomte du Nouy Prize-three-time recipient, and the Theodore Ward Prize). Her amazing plays include … Continue reading
Interview: Rebecca Perry
Toronto-based performer and writer Rebecca Perry brings her solo show Confessions of a Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl to the Frigid Festival in New York after a lauded tour through the Canadian … Continue reading
Latest News about Supporting Women Artists
Women have been in the news a lot lately. I hope you caught these two stories. Will Ferrell is launching Gloria Sanchez Productions, a female-focused comedy production company. It seems … Continue reading
Interview: Maria Wojciechowski
Is there a more appropriately named festival in New York these days than the Frigid Festival? It’s a great place to check out new, emerging work and see shows that … Continue reading
Latest News and Articles
The Public Theater announced the fifth cycle of its Emerging Writers Group, which affords playwrights a two-year fellowship. The program is supported by the Time Warner Foundation. More than 400 … Continue reading
Interview: Monica Bauer
Next month, two Monica Bauer one-person plays will be performed at Stage Left Studio. Made for Each Other was written for John Fico to perform and follows two gay men … Continue reading
Interview: Jennifer Gordon Thomas
Jennifer Gordon Thomas returns to the New York stage in the Unlikely Ascent of Sybil Stevens, Kari Bentley-Quinn‘s new play opening in February at the Secret Theatre in Queens. Well-heeled … Continue reading
