Douglas Corzine 10/13/25 Douglas Corzine 10/13/25

The Play That Saw Fascism Coming

The Mint Theater, whose mission is to stage forgotten plays from the past, resurrects Sally Carson's Crooked Cross, a warning about the rise of fascism. Director Jonathan Bank and dramaturg Amy Stoller share their insights into Carson's work, the Mint's process, and the play's contemporary resonance.

Tim Teeman 10/6/25 Tim Teeman 10/6/25

Inside Off-Broadway’s Future

Fresh venues, small shows, big names. The industry is restless, inventive—and under pressure to prove why it matters now.

Adam Gwon 10/6/25 Adam Gwon 10/6/25

In Praise of Intimacy

Composer-lyricist Adam Gwon traces the moments when theater collapses the distance between artist and audience, offering something private, urgent, and transformative.

Jen Gushue 10/6/25 Jen Gushue 10/6/25

Jen Tullock and the World She Left Behind

The Severance star draws from her Evangelical past in a daring solo play that confronts trauma, faith, and control.

Durra Leung 10/6/25 Durra Leung 10/6/25

Zoë Kim on Hunger, Love, and Making Art From Her Own Life

With her solo show Did You Eat? (밥 먹었니?) at the Public Theater, the actor-playwright turns personal history into a fearless exploration of family, identity, and community.