The 1950s marked a shift in British culture; the early ‘50s laid the groundwork for this watershed period, but these changes in society were not evident until the end of the decade.
It was a drive into the Karoo to spend a holiday on a friend's farm and the route I drove that took me for the first time through what had only been a name on a map until then: New Bethesda, a small village in what turned out to be an absolutely magnificent setting.
Ted Sod, Education Dramaturg, talked with lighting designer, Peter Kaczorowski about his design for The Road to Mecca.
Nestled in a kloof or valley in the Karoo region, the village lies next to the Sneeuberg Mountains.
I want to highlight the music we use in Sons of the Prophet, composed by Nico Muhly.
Q&A with Todd Haimes: Harvey A conversation with Artistic Director Todd Haimes about Mary Chase's Harvey.
What about Camoletti's famous French farce excites you the most? Why does this type of comedy work so well on stage?
We opened! The final week of previews reminds me of that Paul Valéry quote (that is also attributed to about 100 other people): A poem is never finished, only abandoned in despair.
Ted Sod, Roundabout's Education Dramaturg, interviewed director Jonathan Berry to discuss the play.
Ted Sod, Roundabout's Education Dramaturg, interviewed playwright Stephen Karam to discuss The Sons of the Prophet.
From the Artistic Director: Suicide, Incorporated Posted by Todd Haimes - October 14th, 2011 This is indeed a play that tackles the issue of suicide, but I want you to know two important things about it: The play doesn't take this difficult subject matter lightly, and it also allows for a new w
From Commision to Stage Posted by Jill Rafson - October 14th, 2011 When you see Stephen Karam's new play Sons of the Prophet at the Laura Pels Theatre, it will be a first-class production of a play that makes you laugh in spite of yourself and a story that is alternately hilarious and heartbreak
Brewers, Blogs, and the Rehearsals in Between Posted by Andrew Hinderaker - October 12th, 2011 I have a confession.
Slouching Towards Bethlehem, PA by Stephen Karam - September 22nd, 2011 This is my first time blogging.
Honestly, I love telling people about this play and this playwright.
The marquees for our first production of the 11-12 Season are up at the American Airlines Theatre! Man and Boy with Frank Langella begins previews on September 9, 2011 and opens on October 9, 2011.
The talented cast of Death Takes a Holiday took to the studio on Monday, August 8, to record their original cast album with PS Classics.
Roundabout's resident Education Dramaturg, Ted Sod, sits down with Death Takes a Holiday leading man, Julian Ovenden, to discuss working on a new musical, life/death and more, as part of Education @ Roundabout's UPSTAGE Guide.
Star Profile: Name: Jessie Austrian Show: The Importance of Being Earnest Character: Gwendolen Fairfax
Star Profile: Name: Kevin Munhall Show: Anything Goes Character: FBI Agent, Passenger, Crew
