Ask any playwright what he or she wants most, and every one of them will put a production of his or her play at the top of the list. The great challenge is getting plays in front of literary managers and artistic directors, the people who make decisions about what...

Indie Theatre Week celebrates independent theatre in New York July 23 through 29, 2012 and includes the New York Innovative Theatre Awards Nominations Announcement Ceremony on July 23rd and the 4th Annual Indie Softball Classic, a community-building game in Central Park.

There is no greater champion of...

Gideon Productions' The Honeycomb Trilogy concludes with Sovereign, the heart-pumping third installment in the ambitious sci-fi play series that began in January at the Secret Theatre in Long Island City (NYC) through June 30th. Spanning decades, both before and after an alien invasion, Mac Rogers'

Human Fruit Bowl, written by Andrea Kuchlewska, is part of a long lineage of plays about visual artists and the art world. Recent Broadway seasons have included Impressionism about a gallery owner; Red, starring Alfred Molina as Mark Rothko and The Pitman Painters based on the Ashington Group of painters....

According to the Federal Bureau of Investigations, "human sex trafficking is the most common form of modern-day slavery." Estimates claim that millions of girls and adult women worldwide are forced into the commercial sex industry.

A New York-based theater group, comprised of girls and young women aged 14...

When Slipping, a 2011 Lambda Literary Awards Finalist play, opens at the New Conservatory Theatre Center (NCTC) in San Francisco on May 18th, it will be a sweet homecoming for playwright Daniel Talbott, who began his professional theater career on the very...

How do you transform a moving graphic novel about loss into a theater piece? The creators of Swell set out to answer that question when the piece premieres at the Culture Project's Women Center Stage, a festival celebrating stage work created by women March 8 through April 7...