Role Play

Playwright Itamar Moses looks behind the curtain of contemporary romance in "Love/Stories."

Shakespeare for Everyone by Linda Buchwald

TAP Plus Makes Open Captioning Possible for Twelfth Night and Other Shows.

The Art of Revenge by Mark Blankenship

How "The Retributionists" turns vengeful Holocaust survivors into political theatre.

Takin' it to the Streets by Mark Blankenship

September is bursting with free (and very public) events to usher in the new Broadway season.

Never Say Never

Unlike the retired athlete she plays in "Deuce," Marian Seldes doesn't compete at her craft, and she has no intention to leave the arena.

Acting President

Michael O. Smith pounds "The Bully Pulpit" as Teddy Roosevelt, in a show that's decades in the making.

Citizen Jane

Jane Alexander returns to the stage to play a feisty aging painter who's "Chasing Manet."

Royal Drag

In "Cornbury: The Queen's Governor," David Greenspan pays tribute to the other America.

Directing "Torture"

Nicholas Martin's job is to keep thing fast and light, even-perhaps especially-with Durang's "Why Torture Is Wrong."

New Ways to Make New Plays By MARK BLANKENSHIP

With its first book, TDF sounds a battle cry for the new American play

For The Love Of "Yank!" By Linda Buchwald

Members of the "Yank!" family discuss their history with the musical.

Short, Sharp Shocks

Love him or loathe him, Thomas Bradshaw is a playwright that everyone talks about

Strange in a Good Way By ERIC GRODE

An Irishman and an African-American both portray the same escaped slave

Building Character: Andrea Riseborough By MARK BLANKENSHIP

Welcome to Building Character, TDF's ongoing series about actors and how they create their roles.

This Dress Tells a Story By MARK BLANKENSHIP

The costumes in The Miracle Worker deliver a subtle message

Full Court Press

Why are there so many plays on Broadway? The ever-busy Jeffrey Richards is one reason.

Staying After School

TDF's new "Youth Theatre Initiative" fosters a passion for the theatre and encourages teamwork

Road Trip By Melissa F. Moschitto

The Foundry Theatre stages its new play on a bus

Dance Dance Revolution By Linda Buchwald

Ten dance shows to look forward to this fall

The Perfect Room for a "Behanding" By MARK BLANKENSHIP

Designer Scott Pask creates the look of "A Behanding in Spokane"

Soul' Brother, 'Soul' Sister By Mark Blankenship

Colman Domingo turns his family into theatre

Let's Get Excited! By Mark Blankenship

15 Broadway Shows to anticipate this fall!

Hitting "Heights"

Priscilla Lopez returns to musicals--and to her roots--in the rousing "In the Heights."

Burning Up Broadway! By Linda Buchwald

The international success "Burn the Floor" makes its Broadway debut.

Easy Being Green

Shuler Hensley is having the time of his life as the misunderstood monster in Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein."

"Happy" in America By LINDA BUCHWALD

Playwright Lucinda Coxon navigates life as a foreign woman in the New York theatre scene

Kings for a Day

Once a year, the TDF Costume Collection opens its doors to some special families--and treats them like royalty.

The Play With a Mind of Its Own By Julia Rosenfeld

The playwright and director of "What Once We Felt" listen to their script

A Playwright Learns to Emerge By MARK BLANKENSHIP

Wasserstein Prize-winner Marisa Wegrzyn adjusts to her increasing notoriety

The TDF Costume Collection - A Silent Movie

"A Cool Dip" Into a Hot Topic By Laura Hedli

Kia Corthron's latest play divines the political power in water