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Playwrights Horizons

  1. theater review
    Theater of the ApocalypseIn the Amazon Warehouse Parking Lot and HOTHOUSE put their characters in surreal settings as the world burns.
    By Sara Holdren
  2. theater review
    In a Pair of Musicals, Gabriel Kahane Seeks America and HimselfHe performs ‘Magnificent Bird’ and ‘Book of Travelers’ on alternating nights.
    By Jackson McHenry
  3. the rehearsal
    Comic Francesca D’Uva on How Her Dad’s Death Inspired Her New Show“That was kind of the first very bad thing that had ever happened to me in my life.”
    As told to Rebecca Alter
  4. scene report
    ‘I Just Felt Pressure’At a performance of Milo Cramer’s School Pictures, teens and teachers talk about the torturous process of applying to New York’s selective schools.
    By Rachel Sklar
  5. theater review
    Better Living Through Chlorophyll in The TreesIf you were a tree, you might want to be this kind.
    By Jackson McHenry
  6. theater review
    Downstate, at the Limits of EmpathyIn Bruce Norris’s play about registered sex offenders, the characters are humanized but not quite forgiven.
    By Jackson McHenry
  7. theater review
    Selling Kabul is a Claustrophobic, Effective Thriller“America, their word is good, okay?”
    By Helen Shaw
  8. streaming theater reviews
    Two Digital Theater Projects Pretend to Put 20-Somethings’ Lives on the LineTheater Reviews: ’The Kill One Race’ and ‘Capricorn 29’
    By Helen Shaw
  9. theater review
    The Thin Place Is a Horror Drama That You Think You’ll Forget, Then Won’tAt the edge between reality and something else.
    By Helen Shaw
  10. theater review
    Theater Review: Wives, in Four Exuberant Feminist ConversationsImagined talk between queens and mistresses, Martha Gellhorn and Mary Hemingway, and more.
    By Sara Holdren
  11. theater review
    Theater Review: Craig Lucas’s I Was Most Alive With You Aims HighAnd it mostly succeeds on its own terms.
    By Sara Holdren
  12. Theater Review: The Wild Ambition of Dance NationThe fierce lives of girls who want something more.
    By Sara Holdren
  13. theater reviews
    Theater Reviews: Miles for Mary and The Homecoming QueenOne play tight and tense, the other shaggy and powerful. Neither is the one you’d think.
    By Sara Holdren
  14. theater review
    Theater Review: Mankind, Where Wokeness Conquers MostRobert O’Hara’s dark dystopian farce is more of a stance than a play.
    By Sara Holdren
  15. theater review
    Theater Review: A Grown-up Peter Pan From Sarah RuhlStruggling to take flight.
    By Sara Holdren
  16. Theater Review: American Hero Doesn’t DeliverSandwich-making as a social tool?
    By Jesse Green
  17. stage dive
    Stage Dive: Things to Do Before You Die This WeekendIf you don’t have tickets to ‘Sleep No More.’
    By Scott Brown
  18. chat room
    ‘Spelling Bee’ Queen Celia Keenan-Bolger on Playing Pregnant in ‘Saved,’ the MusicalIn Playwrights Horizons’ musical adaption of the 2004 Christian-satire movie, Keenan-Bolger steps into Jena Malone’s shoes.
  19. news reel
    Three Playwrights on Inspiration: Drunk Girls, Damon Albarn, and Definitely Not Jonathan Safran FoerItamar Moses denies his new play is based on his friendship with Foer; Adam Bock and Nicky Silver weigh in.
  20. the industry
    Rachel Weisz to Walk Like an EgyptianPlus industry news on Paul Bettany, Rashida Jones, and the Wachowskis.
  21. the industry
    ‘Lost’ Announces Endgame
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