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June 17, 2020 John Soltes 171 Views David Henry Hwang, Mark Blankenship 7 min read

INTERVIEW: Introducing ‘The Flashpaper’ for theater lovers

Photo: Claudia-Lynn Rightmire is featured in the first issue of The Flashpaper. Photo courtesy of the publication / Provided by

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June 12, 2018 John Soltes 209 Views A Doll's House Part Two, Adam Chanler-Berat, Allison Janney, Amy Schumer, Andy Karl, Angels in America, Ari'el Stachel, Bandstand, Bruce Springsteen, Cats, Celia Weston, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Claire van Kampen, Clive Owen, Condola Rashad, Corey Hawkins, Cynthia Nixon, David Henry Hwang, Dear Evan Hansen, Elizabeth McGovern, Farinelli and the King, Glenn Close, Groundhog Day, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Henrik Ibsen, Home for the Holidays, In Transit, Indecent, Janeane Garofalo, Jeremy Shamos, Jerry Zaks, Jin Ha, John Benjamin Hickey, John Guare, John Leguizamo, Julie Taymor, Junk, Katrina Lenk, Keegan-Michael Key, Kevin Kline, Latin History for Morons, Laura Benanti, Laura Linney, Laurie Metcalf, Lili Taylor, Lillian Hellman's The Little Foxes, Lynn Nottage, M. Butterfly, Mark Rylance, Marvin's Room, Meteor Shower, Natasha Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812, On Your Feet, Once on This Island, Oslo, Paula Vogel, Present Laughter, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel, Ron Cook, Saint Joan, Six Degrees of Separation, Springsteen on Broadway, Steve Martin, Sunset Boulevard, Sweat, The Band's Visit, The Children, The Parisian Woman, Three Tall Women, Time and the Conways, Tony Shalhoub, Uma Thurman 6 min read

ROUNDUP REVIEWS: A look back at Broadway’s up-and-down year

Photo: Deborah Findlay and Ron Cook star in The Children at Manhattan Theatre Club’s Samuel Friedman Theatre on Broadway. Photo courtesy

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November 12, 2011 John Soltes 244 Views Chinglish, David Henry Hwang, Leigh Silverman 3 min read

‘Chinglish’ looks at what happens when you get lost in translation

David Henry Hwang’s latest play is a smart, often hilarious look at an American businessman trying to make commercial inroads