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- ARCHIVE of articles
- Acting, Singing, Dancing, Scratching
- Lester Cook reviews “The Joe Hill Revival”
- ABOUT ROBERT VIAGAS – Ai Lead Writer
- ARTIST PROFILE: Robert Liebowitz, in-coming artistic director, FROM SCRATCH PERFORMANCE COMPANY
- Alex sees Pod-Possibilities
- Robert Viagas in the Twilight Zone … with ABDICATION
- THIS Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood is far darker
- Face to Face Films winds down 2020 with a double feature hitting both its themes: original works and classic plays-into-movies
- Viagas Views pre-TONYs
- Robert Viagas picks DANDELION
- Ai Spotlight: Arts Veteran Laurie Rae Waugh
- Dandelion: A New Musical Grows in NYC
- The Lions of 21st Century Live Art
- William Hand and HUNGER
- Robert Viagas is in 2071
- Matt Webster goes forth with BACK
- André Vauthey, a doctor turned actor, had a truly unique story to tell.
- The Professor and the Theatre Festival
- The Mime Talks-the-Talk
- Robert Viagas goes BACK
- William Considine and The Greeks
- Universal Themes that are all in our heads.
- Finding Yourself On Stage
- Robert Viagas on Choir Boy
- Hot “Chill:” Robert Viagas at BE MORE CHILL
- Viagas is Down-Under with Hofmann
- Robert Viagas @ Sleep At Your Own Risk
- Standing with Jazmyn & Janelle is Step 1
- Mime Time
- Robert Viagas says “There’s Much Ado at the Delacorte”
- Robert Viagas and Two Crazy Broke Asians
- Robert Viagas at The Prom
- Robert Viagas and King Kong
- Robert Viagas and Cher
- נמרוד דנישמן שובר את הקירות ב׳בורדרס׳ (Nimrod Danishman breaks down walls in BORDERS)
- Robert Viagas at My Fair Lady
- Robert Viagas at True West
- Robert Viagas on the “Floor”
- Viagas Views pre-TONYs
- Robert Viagas examines The Lifespan of a Fact
- Hero’s Story … Told Heroically
- Viagas and Vernovsky’s Carcass
- Endorsing “Blood”
- Pvt. Wayne Miner and Playwright Kenthedo Robinson
- Allison & Arthur
- Kadigan & King
- Alex Riad and “Floor Is Lava:” A Parable of the Next Generation
- Rev[erend] Mary and Rev[iewer] Robert
- War of Words Part I
- Do you hear the people sing …
- Yes, Yes, Nannette! Take the IRTE to laughter.
- Robert Viagas at Moral Support
- Robert Viagas at Henry V
- Room for Improv-ment
- COMMON GROUND: Learning from reading
- “TALKING IT OUT:” A TOUCHING VEHICLE OF EXPRESSION
- Family Secrets
- William Considine, playwright, poet, and producer
- Funny and Fresh
- Too Much Dressing
- Once More Unto The Breach!
- Johnny B. Dunn’s FREE RANGE is back in the saddle.
- The Inner Mind Out … On Stage
- Mario Lantigua and family drama
- “Long Rail’s” Journey North
- It Ain’t Just Pac-Man!
- Chorus Line Stars Old and New Unite at TRU Benefit
- Baayork Lee: One Singular Sensation
- Dancing Shadows in Love
- An Englishman, an Irishman and an American Wake Up in Plato’s Cave
- Adam Belvo and the Brutes
- La Dolce DiVita
- Welcome to the Indie Stage: Joey McKneely
- A Moment with Tandy Cronyn
- As You may or may not Like It
- “I draw inspiration from Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, and Carl Reiner… their ‘laugh till you think’ philosophy”
- Divination has some spirit
- A hell of a good time
- RA-RA! TaRaRaBOOM
- Hagins’ canon strives to form a more perfect union
- Power Couple with a Successful “Ego” Offer-Up A Presidential Revival
- Relentless Pleasant … and Focused … and Smart … and Ambitious … and …
- Art Imitates Life … But here, Life Survives to do the Art.
- CALIGULA!
- A View of WTC
- Religious Affiliation
- The Indie Mom Brought Down The House!
- PROFILE: Jessica Jennings
- “Jilted to Perfection” & “Common Ground” Two Musicals at NYNW Theater Fest
- Bond … Irving Bond
- R. K. Rich offers a tough topic for laughs
- Creating “Common Ground” with Granville Wyche Burgess
- Twelfth Night Review By Robert Viagas; Free Shakespeare in the Park at the Delacorte Theater
- Powerhouse Cast now part of Powerhouse Night of Powerhouse Plays presented by a Powerhouse Company
- Body of [Brilliant] Work
- About Last Night
- This Orchard bore marvelous fruit
- Who Shot A.L.
- Life “Raft”
- … singing a song of angry men
- #TenthPlanet: Lynda Crawford
- #TenthPlanet: THIS STRETCH OF MONTPELIER
- Great Writing about Rewriting
- Trans Theatre Festival: Sandy Gooen and Pass/Fail
- Life is in Session
- Dark Times Ahead
- G.I. Jack & Danny
- EV A-OK!
- #TenthPlanet: Anthony P. Pennino
- Dan: One-on-one about his one-man show
- Dorian is Divine
- Ed Levine is PREEMO in our book!
- Adam Seely is Sax-y!
- Does Improv need actors or is it just an act?
- RA-RA! TaRaRaBOOM
- Spotlight On: RICHARD SKIPPER by Anthony J. Piccione
- AI celebrates the “serious artist” and that starts with the playwright. What guides their pen?
- Body [of work] SLAM
- Stage Soldiers Armed with Art Take Downtown NYC
- STEVE SILVER: ” I saw a different side of New York.”
- J.E. Robinson is a STRONG MAN at DUAF
- Kim Yaged tells YOU who you are
- Getting to the meat of Anghus
- ‘Tiz the season… but what about the rest of the year?
- Reality presented AS IS
- Playwright Kate Gill to the “Rescue”
- Step 1 Theatre Project & Michael Hagins: Making Quality Art with a Vengeance!
- Playwright Spotlight: Gary Morgenstein
- Alex sees Pod-Possibilities
- Cabaret Legend, Richard Holbrook at GRANNY’S BLUE-MERS
- Robert Viagas says Yokko is EN-chanting
- “Trilogy” Hearkens to a more Poetic time
- Powerful Piccione Play
- Robert Viagas says Yokko is EN-chanting
- Viagas and the Renaissance Man
- ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: BROADWAY PRODUCER, JIM KIERSTEAD
- Carney on Henslowe: The Producer’s The Thing!
- Ditko was his own worst [super] villain.
- Phil Paradis and the End of the World … as we know it.
- A satisfying Richard
- Cat Parker is creating a monster
- An Earthy Night of Plays
- Akin to Success
- Mary Elizabeth Micari: Life in C-Sharp
- T. Adamson and the Road to Revolution
- Robert Viagas and Shelter in Place
- It’s no Secret how good Derren Brown is.
- Robert Viagas is A Real Lulu
- Evita still conquers.
- Robert, Rattlestick, and the Monsoon
- Viagas and The Hope Hypothesis
- Robert Viagas at the SEA WALL/A LIFE
- “Straights” Talk from Robert Viagas
- Robert Viagas is on a Steeplchase
- Robert Viagas gives a warm response to a Snowshow
- A Gorgeous – but lacking – Monster
- An Angry Young Man Matures
- Jay Michaels takes Ten with Lenny, Desi, Monica, and Drew
- High Quality
- Robert Viagas and Rats
- The PaperKids answer: What is this thing called LOVE.
- Sean DeMers, Ariel Francoeur & FACULTY PORTRAIT: After the shooting stops
- Robert Viagas in Blackwell Asylum
- Jay Michaels speaks with Bree O’Connor on PLAYFUL SUBSTANCE
- Loretta Swit on Art (interview by Jay Michaels)
- School’s Out
- Nellie Bly and the Haunted House, Singing Puppets, Hi-Tech Women of Blackwell
- Part IV: A MURDER MOST FOUL, SOLVED
- Rattlestick presents a powerful theatre festival … on film.
- This theater is a SAFE SPACE
- Essential Nonessential – Spring Awakening
- Stage Artists to Screen: Madcap Mystery Mansion
- Jelani Alladin and Claudia Acosta are having a SWELL time.
- Nine NYC-Based Theatre Companies Join Forces to Present “It Can’t Happen Here” October 28, 2020Based on the Sinclair Lewis NovelAbout the Rise of Fascism in America
- Andrés Gallardo Bustillo gets Dystopian
- Domenick Danza’s Shakespeare from the American Point of View
- ELEGIES FOR ANGELS, PUNKS AND RAGING QUEENS benefitting Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, presented December 1
- Center of GRAVITY
- Kidding Around
- She’s Got Friends
- Through a Child’s Eye
- Anna and the Arts
- The Muyun Zhou Collection: Daddy Issues
- Divine Intervention: Susan Merson talks Tarot-for-Inspiration
- The Caged Bird Sings
- Audio Theater of War
- The time is now for Caytha Jentis
- Ai Lead Writer, BRENDAN McCALL
- Look At Me: A response by Brendan McCall
- “What kind of life do we want to live?”
- The Burdens of Silence
- Creating Within the Carceral Surveillance State
- A Correspondence of Grief
- Altered States
- Uplifting This Body
- The Empty Space of the Telephone
- Polite Nibbles
- Coffee, Community, and Country
- Introducing Matt Frenzel
- Emerging from plaything to person: QPAC presents Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House”
- Hell (and Redemption) is Other People, Car Pooling
- Butoh-ful film by Yokko
- A Journal of Our Plague Year
- Face to Face with Tennessee Williams
- HAMLET returns!
- Interview Series: Face to Face with Face to Face
- Michael Hagins and Social Justice
- Celeste Mancinelli: a veteran artist takes a journey.
- Experience Kaitana Magno (Part I): Variety [is the spice of] Life
- INSIDE IRTE: The Return of Improv’s Innovator
- Life According to Akshata Honnavar
- Playful Substance Theater Company-Pithy Party: Under the Bridge
- A film of Pandemic Proportions
- Familial Laughter
- S.U.N. in the U.S.A.
- REVIEW: Gilda Mercado’s Ella y Yo, reviewed by Jen Bush
- Playing with Eli Sundler
- Art[ists] Coaching Life
- Blockbuster Guy is a VCR (valiant creative revival)
- Dennis Yueh-Yeh Li on the theatre and the theatre of war.
- A Rae of Sunshine: Laurie Rae Waugh returns to the ATA
- A Playwright’s View of China Today
- The Lambs ® Marks its 146th Founding Anniversary
- Film Review: “Half Truth” is Fully Enaging
- Someone please tell her how great she is!
- Arts Influencer, WENDY STUART, on MANDELA
- A lawyer takes to the stage to state his case.
- A Moment with arts-journeyman, JOE MOE
- Alice Jamal: Sassafras’ Dominant Force
- The BLAME Game
- “Shalom” Means Hello, Peace, Wholeness… and Lisa
- THE FRESH FRUIT FESTIVAL RETURNS TO LIVE THEATRE!
- Royal Pain: The Tragedy of Ivan VI
- Grammy winner, Emilio Solla, is on fire! Fire Island, that is.
- Have Faith in Kate Gill
- David Willinger wants ART to INTIMIDATE LIFE!
- MICHAEL HAGINS ON THEATRE ROW: Rachael Langton on social justice
- From England to NYC: It’s Amber Brookes
- Justin Giachetti: Jack of all Trades – Master of All!
- Louis A. Josephson: “I continue to explore what it means to be an artist.”
- The World According to Antonia
- Rewarding RELAPSE
- Bill Eisenring reviews GIDION’S KNOT
- “Shot” hit the mark.
- A very merry “Wives”
- Just in time for PRIDE: “Here We Are” by Seda Anbarci & Lissette Camacho
- Come to Vegas with Brian Alejandro
- A Symphony For Portland: Christina Hemphill
- Stage notable, David Arthur Bachrach plays film legend John Huston in Carson & Huston
- The World of Juson Williams
- Shranjay Arora Interview Part I: the lens is his lab
- Coni Koepfinger: “…life really IS a play”
- A Great American Musical from Portland
- The company of “Antlers” buck a few comments
- Jane Austen’s Persuasion at The Warwick Institute of Culture
- Coral Mizrachi: Can’t Kill Me Now
- Skipping through the Horror of Karaoke
- At the Piano: Maestro Dan Furman
- WHAT’S SO FUNNY? POST-PANDEMIC EDITION PART 1
- From Israel to New York – it’s Noy Marom
- Help live theatre!
- Kenthedo Robinson’s powerful drama, “The Buffalo Hero of World War I: The Wayne Miner Story” returns to New York for a special limited engagement
- “Walter” Gets An A
- KEN COUGHLIN: Theatre Dignitary
- Experiencing Ayanda! (Part I)
- Robert Viagas looks back on some powerhouse productions of the end of 22
- Gauthier Raad in Focus (Part II)
- Angela Theresa Egic reviews The Buffalo Hero of WWI by Kenthedo Robinson at the American Theatre of Actors
- Veronica Moya would love to marry you!
- PATRICK HICKEY, JR.: “Comix is a movement. One to tell important stories.”
- Rommell Sermons: From the Bronx to Off-Broadway
- A Star Studded Cast bids us all, “Bon Jour”
- Chansons: Piaf, Brel & Me at the Town Hall with TGI at the Adelaide Fringe
- Big Talent … Big Heart, That’s JUDY
- Lilli Meizner picks The Fruit Trilogy
- “Job” well done!
- Hari Bhaskar: A Man for All Stages (Part I)
- Dream Barons
- Nothing “mezzo” about this Soprano
- Lester Cook: Emerging
- FRESH FRUIT FESTIVAL MULTIMEDIA SEASON 2023
- David McDermott steps into the pivotal role of “Scott” in OBSESSED
- Ricardo Melendez surrenders … to vibes and visions
- New York’s MARK NADLER nominated for the French Tony Award
- Latina Playwright Desi Moreno-Penson’s exploration of a dysfunctional Cuban family (via ancient Greek themes) is on display in EL BACALAO: The Catfish Man
- The Doctor is in … North America
- A powerful STORMÉ is coming
- Our greatest president — his greatest love
- Robert Liebowitz @ ATA: Written in the Stars & Suic!de Bridge
- For Larry Daggett – there is no music without the message
- The Drama Book Shop will serve as host for a special night with celebrated New York playwright, Doug DeVita,
- Rollin Jewett’s caper-comedy, OUR LITTLE SECRET premieres at Playwrights Horizons
- Hail! Caesar
- The Maria Konner Interview Series Part 2 of 3: Who can turn the world on with her smile?
- The Powers behind The Lincolns of Springfield
- DAVID SABELLA: A LIFE
- Ambra Ferraris: “Art is a language … beautiful, harsh”
- Robert Liebowitz is triggered by BULLET POINTS
- Why Shakespeare Today: the actors from ATA’s Julius Caesar talk about the Bard’s importance in the 21st Century.
- Carolyn Brown explores Storme DeLarverie
- Kevin Davis IS One in a Million — Part I
- Wendy Stuart just met a girl named MARIA
- All is Swell with Lauryn Withnell by Jen Bush
- The Theatre According to Robert
- Resurrecting a Phenominal Play
- Marcello at the Movies: PREET
- Theatre Artist, Anna Capunay, makes the jump to film with “Your Silent Face”
- Jen Bush goes Underground with Scrumbly of the Cockettes!
- Liann Herder scratched the surface of One-in-a-Million
- JMGC and IFT Network form partnership.
- Moretti is a knock-out!
- Jen Bush sheds light on Denise Flemming’s darkness.
- Play- and Filmmaker Nicholas Kennedy hatches a new stage play tackling dark topics
- A few words as Scrumbly boards the plane to NYC
- Maestro Peter Mintun at the Public this Saturday with an historic troupe
- Scrambled Emotions … Brilliant Performance: Nicholas Kennedy’s EGG FRAME
- The Independent Theatre Coalition
- Jim Catapano reviews Brian Alejandro – Lord Brian Alejandro Ring-A-Ding Dings the Changes
- An artist in Purgatory: Baudelaire’s Passion by Henry Keen
- A Robert Viagas Review: Here Lies Love
- Better to Serve in Heaven: James Catapano reviews The Purgatory Trial of Vito Marcantonio with photos by Dan Lane Williams
- Season of the Witch: Jim Catapano reviews Gillian Britt’s Powerful Thought-Provoking Play at the Chain
- Katherine Alice – Katy – White appears with … herself
- Right This Way: A Conversation with Robert Viagas at the Drama Book Shop
- An Afterlife with a Price: Jim Catapano reviews “Price in Purgatory”
- MEET THE COMPANY OF “CHOICES:” Creator, John Krupa
- TV Series Review: Play It By Ear
- “I Haunt You” is scary good! Emily Ulibarri interview Part II
- Jim Catapano is at the ATA with The Buffalo Hero of World War I: The Wayne Miner Story
- Men Behaving (Slightly) Badly: Jim Catapano looks at Two Gentlemen of Verona at the ATA
- Guest Writer, DAVID SABELLA, reviews Manhattan School of Music’s A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
- For Styrmir Elí … it’s getting “REAL”
- Styrmir Elí has gathered a team of international visionary artists taking theatre AND film to the next level.
- FIRST LADIES AND THE BIG WHITE LIE comes to New York
- Two Broadway Legends compare … BOOKS
- OPENING NIGHT PRESS & INDUSTRY EVENT scheduled for the FEDERICA BORLENGHI’S UNTIL DARK
- Boris McGiver to lead a strong cast in Catherine Gropper’s drama based on actual events: THE MEETING: THE INTEPRETER
- Et Alia Theater to present Until Dark by Federica Borlenghi, Off-Broadway
- Hell’s Kitchen Roars Again: Jim Catapano is at Fifth Avenue, a Jazz Musical Comedy
- A Director’s Memoir: Laurie Rae Waugh remembers Irving Greenfield on the eve of premiering another of his plays.
- Eight First Ladies … Live(?) on Stage.
- Callie Stribling sheds light on “Until Dark”
- For Meg Flather, Life really IS a Cabaret
- Broadway alum, BART SHATTO, joins the company of FINDING HELENA for its New York debut.
- The Drama Book Shop Events: Showering April & Flowering May
- AMERICAN THEATRE OF ACTORS ARCHIVE NOW ACTIVE: A half century of new works in New York
- Alice Camarota & Thoeger Hansen’s 80th Anniversary Production of Jean-Paul Sartre’s NO EXIT
- Exploring LGBTQ+ narratives during the Holocaust.
- Jim Catapano Examines The Journey from Trauma to Joy
- Callie Stribling is over the moon about Shakespeare Under The Moon
- Brian Mertes to helm Catherine Gropper’s drama based on actual events: THE MEETING: THE INTERPRETER
- From Near-Death to Affirmed Life—in His Own Words: Jim Catapano reviews 45 Scenes of Bad Sickness
- Love, Revenge, and Redemption on Both Sides of the Veil: Jim Catapano reviews “The Secrets We Keep”
- Five Minutes with David Gutierrez
- Hell (and Heaven Too) is Other People: Jim Catapano reviews NO EXIT
- ENTER: NO EXIT
- Three’s Dysfunctional Company: Jim Catapano reviews ATA’s “Crazy Love”
- Tony Award winner, FRANK WOOD and KELLEY CURRAN of HBO’s The Gilded Age star in THE MEETING: THE INTERPRETER, a new play written by Catherine Gropper and directed by BrIan Mertes.
- STILL WAITING FOR LEFTY: Luke Bond couldn’t wait!
- Hell is MORE people: Michael Hagin’s immersive interpretation of Sartre’s NO EXIT continues the 80th anniversary (interview: Matthew Tiemstra)
- Fernando Buzhar Segall can kill it!
- A Reading from the Book of Renovations: Jim Catapano reviews Ripple Effect’s RADIANT VERMIN
- The Theater Under St. Marks has many exits, but none of them are meant for our three already-doomed protagonists, says Jim Catapano.
- Where Have You Gone, Lefty? Jim Catapano wants to know
- Nick Payne’s Constellations takes a Quantum Leap Across the Roads Not Taken — and Jim Catapano was there.
- Who did it better? Paris Martino
- Jim Catapano reviews the first act of a Rebellion Fueled by Music and Laughter
- A Warrior to Direct Warriors
- Jim Catapano reviews The Meeting: The Interpreter
- American Theatre of Actors presents what is considered by some to be Shaksepeare’s masterpiece: King Lear (article by Kaitlyn E. Clark)
- Pall in the Family: Jim Catapano reviews “Bringer of Doom”
- Jim Catapano is Living, Lying, Leaving and Loving in Corporate America
- Jim Catapano, ZORA, and The Harlem Renaissance
- Jamal Rana on Charlie Chaplin, Broadway, Black Cats … and going a STRAY (Part II)
- Cleats, Chords, and Connections: Jim Catapano reviews 2 by Ken Couglin
- Jim Catapano reviews the revival of “The Buffalo Hero”
- Jim Catapano on how they died.
- Jim Catapano and the Well-Mannered Wife Swap
- Jim Catapano Review: A New Musical Casts the Spotlight on a 20th Century Legend
- Jim Catapano reviews a Letter-Perfect Power Play
- Jim Catapano explores the 21st Century Dating Scene with his review of “He’s Different”
- Searching for Hope in a State of Decay: Jim Catapano reviews Black & White City Blues
- Brad Dickson’s LOVELY IDIOTS comes to NY
- Jim Catapano dreams a little dream of three: Rich and Dale Baron’s Delightful Dream On, Baransky! Returns for an Encore
- High Praise from Jim Catapano for SKYSCRAPER
- ALL-OUT ARTS honors NYC Councilman Erik Bottcher and Communications Professor Jay Michaels
- “This is NOT A Drill” New Musical to Hold Private Industry Reading in NYC on Theatre Row
- “The Butterfly Soars” says Jim Catapano
- Jim Catapano Music Review: In It to Win It!: Atti Juhasz Brings Old School Anthem Rock Roaring into the Modern Day
- AMT Theater announces opening of UPSIDE DOWN, a new musical — Opening March 8 @ 7:00 p.m. at AMT Theater
- Jim Catapano reviews the creation & connection in AMT’s Upside Down
- Jim Catapano reviews a dying gasp of a senator’s soul with Michael Hagins’ “The Senator Speaks”
- Holly Doubet: A Musical Legacy in the Making with a musical lineage that spans generations,
- Jim Catapano views the creative view from “Over the Shoulder”
- REVIEW by JIM CATAPANO: A Fractured Family Searches for Connection
- Jim Catapano warns us of Tragedies of the Past, Warnings for the Future
- Joshua Crone and Thoeger Hansen: Bridging Divides Through Theatre
- Jim Catapano views the creative view from “Over the Shoulder”
- From “Tonight Show” Writer to Funerals with Punchlines: Brad Dickson’s “Lovely Idiots” Comes to NYC
- Charles Evered’s CLASS directed and starring Ben Atkinson with Eliza Banaszak comes to New York
- Knock Knock, Whodunnit? Jim Catapano finds fun at CLUE
- Jim Catapano views the ATA’s New Life for Prince Hal
- MONARCH A Mexican-American Musical Exploring the lives of undocumented immigrants in the United States, will be presented at Harvard University.
- Is That in the Script? asks Jim Catapano regarding Joseph P. Krawczyk’s Living the Play
- Jim Catapano had a Joyful Afternoon of LGBTQ Voices with the Fresh Fruit Festival
- The Wit and Wisdom of Felipe Luz as written by Jim Catapano
- Jim Catapano Saddled-Up for a Gay Rodeo!
- Jim Catapano spies a Glimmer of Hope Amidst the Misery, wallowing in MUD (at the ATA)
- The Case of AI vs. Humanity Shall Now Be Heard by Judge Jim Catapano
- Nothing Left but the Kindness of Strangers: A Jim Catapano Review
- Julie Lorson: A Theatrical Force Multiplied in MCTLI’s “As Bees in Honey Drown”
- CAST ANNOUNCED for “the other Shakespeare in the Park:” Shakespeare Sports’ Comedy of Errors directed by Michael Hagins
- The Midtown International Theatre Festival announces the first production to be part of MITF 2026: The Anxiety of Laughing by Andrew Justvig
- Double the Drama, Double the Daring: Sarah Vindigni and Amy Losi Unveil Thought-Provoking Plays at ATA
- Jim Catapano at a Compelling Double-Header: Takes on Corrupt Authority and Injustice
- Jim Catapano Wishes for Many Beautiful Hours at “Birthday Candles”
- CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Midtown International Theatre Festival, July 2026.
- BRAVO to Parmeet Singh in Sense & Sensibility
- CHAZZ PALMINTERI will appear Saturday, August 2 ONLY for a talkback after the performance of LIGHTHOUSE REPERTORY THEATRE’s production of A BRONX TALE, the musical
- “The Interlude of Youth”: A 16th-Century Morality Play Resurrected by Dr. Jeff Dailey, Featuring David Ezell
- Playwright J. Bernard Taylor & Jay Michaels take JOHN STILLWAGGON as TENNESSEE WILLIAMS to LONDON
- The Swan Inside Every Little Duck or “Take A Quack At It, Timothy L. Michuda’s Rocking Revelation for All Ages — an international review
- “A Marine Walks Up to the Pearly Gates” at Yellow Bicycle Theatre: Josh Crone’s 250-Year Journey of the Corps
- Kevin Davis’ Uplifting Musical Story of Hope in Troubled Times, reviewed by Jim Catapano
- Jim Catapano goes to the Other Side of Sondheim with Barry Joseph’s New Book
- Spotlight on Authors Domnica Radulescu and Carol Campbell
- Jim Catapano notes that the Prince Clowns so the Bat Can Fly: Joshuah Patriarco’s Brilliant Merging of Shakespeare and Batman Rises at the ATA.
- Broadway Icon, LEN CARIOU to star in New York Premiere of RICHARD VETERE’s riveting new drama, ZAGŁADA
- American Theatre of Actors announces Jessica Jennings as New Executive Director on Eve of 50th Anniversary
- Jim Catapano attends A Majestic Production in Celebration of 50 Great Years
- Star Power and Seasoned Talent: The Cast Bringing Richard Vetere’s “ZAGŁADA” to the ATA Stage
- At the American Theatre of Actors: “In the Wilderness of Demons,” a Ukrainian Folk Thriller by acclaimed American playwright Don Nigro.
- John Stillwaggon & Carolyn Dellinger celebrate the works of BERNARD J. TAYLOR with a special private showing of TENNESSEE WILLIAMS: PORTRAIT OF A GAY ICON
- A Jim Catapano Review: Don Nigro’s In the Wilderness of Demons Blends Ukranian Legend with Life’s Great Questions
- Marlin Thomas’s REPARATIONS Set for Limited New York Run After International Win
- Review by Jim Catapano: Tom Nemec’s A Cat in a Box Is a Moving Journey from Trauma to Healing
- 15 minutes with Jim
- Stage Whisper Celebrates Five Years as LeadingIndependent Arts Podcast
- The MITF is back and ATA has got them!
- Jim Catapano, Danny, and Roberta, take a Plunge into the Deep End
- A Delightful Double Feature at the Delightful American Theatre of Actors, reviewed by the Delightful Jim Catapano
- Absurdity, Activism, and the Authentic Self: Julie Lorson’s Vision for Five Lesbians Eating Quiche
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