The Sentinel caught up with the 36 North collective during one of their Monday Zoom calls to learn more about the group and their upcoming offerings for the Script-in-hand Reading Series.
Robin Hood plays should be banned, wrote an advisor to King Henry VIII in 1536 – they were, he argued, teaching the public ...
Nick Offerman is a witty Eugene O’Neill, Megan Mullany goes all-in as a Broadway diva and Sarah Stiles steals the show as her ...
Towards the end of Birthright, a new play that just made its New York City debut at the MCC Theatre, two characters are arguing over Israel and Zionism in the wake of Oct. 7. The talking points will ...
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American playwrights are embracing the nation’s complexity. Will audiences answer the call?
Democracy is in crisis. But writers such as Young Jean Lee, Tarell Alvin McCraney and Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, are stepping up ...
Ever wonder why certain classic works continue to appear everywhere, from regional theaters to black-box experimental spaces? While their exemplary writing doesn’t hurt, it’s also because these plays ...
For generations, Middlesex County’s Plays-in-the-Park has been a summer tradition, offering residents Broadway-caliber performances in a county park setting. This season, audiences will see American ...
The catalog includes full-length plays, musicals, one-act productions, and an educator resource suite covering free lesson plans, a playwriting curriculum, and virtual author sessions with playwrights ...
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