• American playwrights, recognizing that identity is more complicated and slippery than ideology, have been shedding fresh light on what it means to be an American. • Writers such as Young Jean Lee, ...

Pulitzer-winning playwright Paula Vogel has teamed up with former Huntington Theatre Managing Director Michael Maso and philanthropist Grace Nordhoff on a new center for playwrights and theatrical ...

Angel Okeke, a junior at the Academy at Palumbo in Philadelphia, wanted to make sense of the loss of her best friend’s brother to a tragedy spurred by gang violence. Isadora Pendygraft, an eighth ...

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 ...

Microsoft Research has released the Webwright framework, a Playwright based web-agent system that works from code and files in a terminal workspace rather than a browser session. Web agents are AI ...

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 ...

Returning to the NYC stage after its 2025 premiere at The Bushwick Starr in Brooklyn, Rheology, now playing a limited Off-Broadway engagement at Playwrights Horizons, is an experimental collaboration ...

According to five American playwrights and a director. By Juan A. Ramírez Mae West (right) in the 1926-27 production of her play “Sex.” Bettmann “It was incredibly scandalous at the time that a woman ...

Matthew Lombardo’s “When Playwrights Kill” begins at the Huntington Theatre with a young guy telling an anecdote about Neil Simon and Mary Tyler Moore. You might expect that a Neil Simon play is ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The lawsuit objected to a “BIPOC night” program at Playwrights Horizons, an Off Broadway nonprofit. By Michael Paulson See more of our coverage in ...