May 26 Review: ‘Fat Ham’ Is a Well Done Pulitzer Winning BBQ-Infused Interpretation of ‘Hamlet’ Playwright James Ijames adapts Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' to modern North Carolina following the drama of a family-owned BBQ restaurant. By David Cote
Mar 25 It’s Time to Get Out of Your Apartment! Spring Activities in New York City Weather is warming and New York City is bustling with life, from food and art fairs to public art and theater. By Erin Taylor
Mar 10 Review: ‘Coal Country’ Digs Deep Into Workers Rights and Justice The documentary play 'Coal Country' examines the aftermath of such a cataclysm, the Upper Big Branch Mine disaster of 2010, in which 29 out of 31 miners were killed in a coal dust explosion. By David Cote
Feb 14 Grief Lessons: Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Sturridge Probe Pain in ‘Sea Wall/A Life’ By David Cote
Jul 6 Brits Use Heart Monitors to See if Shakespeare Shocks More Than ‘Game of Thrones’ By John Bonazzo
Jun 12 Delta, Bank of America, AmeEx Accused of Attacking Poor After Ending Theater Funding By John Bonazzo
Apr 28 It’s ‘American in Paris’ vs. ‘Fun Home’ in Juicy Tony Contest That Snubs Stars By Philip Boroff
Apr 10 The Public Theater Continues Promise of “Accessible to All” Shakespeare with Macbeth By Jennifer Neufeld
Oct 15 The Public Theater Undergoes Set Change—and Intermission Is Worth the Wait By Alice Riley-Smith
Jun 20 Footlights at Fifty: The Public Theater Celebrates a Half-Century With the Bard in Central Park By Elise Knutsen