Review: In ‘Breaking the Story,’ Maggie Siff’s TV War Reporter Lives With Scars
A talented cast outshines the material in this examination of a war correspondent's trauma and the ethics of journalism.
Second Stage Theater
Second Stage Theater, located at 305 West 43rd Street, New York City, was founded in 1979 by Carole Rothman and Robyn Goodman. It is known for producing contemporary American plays and revivals, often highlighting the work of emerging playwrights. The theater operates three venues: the Tony Kiser Theater, the McGinn/Cazale Theater, and the Hayes Theater on Broadway. Second Stage is celebrated for its commitment to nurturing new talent and presenting innovative and thought-provoking productions. It plays a crucial role in the New York theater scene, contributing to the development and promotion of contemporary theater. Read more about Theater.
Broadway Powerhouse Shubert Foundation Gives Out Nearly $40m in Grants
The New York-based foundation is the nation's largest funder of dance and theater nonprofits.
Stephen McKinley Henderson Is Center Stage As Pulitzer Prize Winner ‘Between Riverside and Crazy’ Comes to Broadway
This revival — with most of the original cast — brings the show new urgency, and one new actor: Common, making his Broadway debut.
