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Atlantic Theater Company

Atlantic Theater Company, located at 76 Ninth Avenue, New York City, was founded in 1985 by David Mamet and William H. Macy. It is known for its commitment to producing bold and innovative new works. The company operates two venues, the Linda Gross Theater and the Atlantic Stage 2, showcasing a diverse range of plays and musicals. Atlantic also offers an acclaimed acting school, emphasizing practical and rigorous training. The theater has been influential in launching the careers of numerous playwrights and actors. Read more about Theater.

A man and a woman sit next to each other on a bed in a dimly lit room, with the man leaning forward looking serious and the woman in a blue polka-dot dress looking slightly downward.

Review: A Hot Mess and a Sex Pest Go on a Date in ‘Lowcountry’

If you arrived late and left five minutes early, you might say it crackles along in a noirish vein, but taken as a whole, the drama leaves you hanging.
By David Cote

Review: Not-Such-Happy Campers Vacation with Bereavement in ‘Grief Camp’

A group of teenagers retreat to the woods to process their feelings in playwright Eliya Smith's thoughtful and elliptical dramedy.
By David Cote

‘What Became of Us’ Review: A Soaring, Poetic Play You’ll Want to See Twice

Last week's performances of Shayan Lotfi's play were both a double feature—the same play twice, with different actors—and a revelation.
By Rhoda Feng

Review: Women’s Work Is A Bloody Business In ‘The Welkin’

By David Cote

Review: Annie Baker’s ‘Infinite Life’ Turns Chronic Pain Into Complex Pleasure

By David Cote

Fall Theater Preview: A Dozen Shows Gets You Back to (Drama) School

By David Cote

Review: Send West Village Café Musical ‘Cornelia Street’ Back to the Kitchen

By David Cote

Review: Sarah Silverman’s ‘The Bedwetter’ More Than Deserves a Spot on Broadway

By David Cote
Isabelle Huppert and Justice Smith in The Mother.

Isabelle Huppert Is a Shrieking, Toxic Pillhead in the Off-Broadway Psychodrama ‘The Mother’

By Rex Reed

Gyllenhaal Leads Atlantic Theater Lineup

By Joe Pompeo

McPherson’s Port Authority Pulling Into the Atlantic

By Gillian Reagan

How Good Is David Mamet, Anyway?

By John Heilpern

A Trip to the Nuthouse With Harold Pinter

By John Heilpern
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