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Sweat Play

Paula Vogel at the Tony Awards. Her play 'Indecent' is getting a new lease on life.

Pulitzer Prize Winners Tweet: Bad Reviews from the NY Times Doom Female-Written Plays

Vogel tweeted that lukewarm reviews from Ben Brantley doomed her play Indecent and Lynn Nottage's Sweat, which are both closing June 25.
By John Bonazzo
When will Trump post an angry tweet about the Pulitzers?

This Year’s List of Pulitzer Prize Winners Is Dominated by Trump Stories

The prizes for national and international reporting, commentary, photography and drama all had connections to President Donald Trump.
By John Bonazzo
Charles Isherwood appears on the PBS show Theater Talk in 2011.

Theater Critic Charles Isherwood Leaves New York Times

Isherwood specialized in spotlighting Off Broadway hits like In the Heights and Spring Awakening before they came to Broadway.
By John Bonazzo

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