Tag: public theater
The Public Theater Unveils a Bold, Community-Driven 2026–27 Season
So How Does Anyone Begin? “Antigone (This Play I Read in High School)” Reclaims a Voice Long Interrupted
Power in Plain Passive Sight: “Public Charge” Finds Its Drama in the Work of Governing
Public Theater’s “The Seat of Our Pants”: A Wilder Miracle of Musical Mayhem as the World Ends, Again
The Public Theater’s “The Other Americans” Sharply Spins Family Ties and Cultural Tensions
Public Theater Floats Out A Magical Four One-Act Churchill Compilation: “Glass. Kill. What If If Only. Imp.”
David Finnigan’s “Deep History” at The Public Theater NY Shakes Us to our Core as He Rewinds the Climate Crisis Ingeniously
Public Theater’s “Good Bones” Hauntingly Debates Gentrification and Revitalization