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The Real Thing is different for everyone… Carrie Coon ›
I am learning that if you think it’s the real thing, and it turns out not to be so, it is still the real thing for you — however painfully unrequited or ... Read More ›
The Real Thing is different for everyone… Rae Gray ›
From the ages of five to seventeen, only one thing stayed constant in my life: my dream university. Other aspects changed – interests, friends, hairstyle – but I always wanted to end ... Read More ›
Meet the rest of SHE LOVES ME’s powerhouse cast ›
The five actors who round out SHE LOVES ME’s powerhouse cast are featured as Customers visiting Maraczek’s Perfume Shop, Carolers and the staff of the Cafe Imperiale.
Stephanie Herman, a Writers’ Theatre newcomer, ... Read More ›
Meet the Perfume Shop employees from SHE LOVES ME ›
Much of the action in She Loves Me–the effortlessly romantic musical from Joe Masteroff (book), Jerry Bock (music) and Sheldon Harnick (lyrics)–takes place within Maraczek’s, a perfume shop in 1930s Budapest. Amalia and ... Read More ›
The Kowalskis’ Streetcar ›
Actors and spouses Stacy Stoltz and Matt Hawkins, who play Stella and Stanley Kowalski in Writers’ Theatre’s A Streetcar Named Desire, give readers a look at their experience backstage.
We’re having an awesome ... Read More ›
A Tiny Fish in an Unexpected Pond ›
Andrew Burden Swanson, ensemble cast member of Writers’ Theatre’s A Streetcar Named Desire, details his journey towards joining the production.
About a month and a half ago, I found myself suffering under a ... Read More ›
Meet the Tragedians from Tom Stoppard’s ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD ›
In Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, the two title characters repeatedly come into contact with a traveling band of tragedians. The tragedians are the same actors who perform before the court in ... Read More ›
Meet the Casts and Crews of the 2009/10 Season! ›
Starting next Monday, Writers’ Threatre will begin introducing you to cast and crew members from next Season’s exciting productions. Keep checking back here for exclusive insider information.
THE MAIDS – Stripped ›
When The Maids by Jean Genet closed on Sunday March 22nd, the cast had been together almost every day for five months. Just before the production ended I caught up with our ... Read More ›
an empty space ›
Well, here we are in week four of the process of putting together The Lion in Winter. I don’t know why, but even after acting professionally for more than 10 years, I ... Read More ›
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