Sara Zweig

Theatre Journalist Sara Zweig has written 7 articles for BroadwayWorld since 2001, covering Books theatre.

Sara Zweig spends most of her free time searching New York City streets for theater deals, baked goods, and cheap books. Her other interests are education, knitting, film, television, and digital culture. One day, she might follow in the footsteps of T.S. Eliot by moving to London and writing lots of poetry about cats.

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Latest Articles

BWW Reviews: VIVIANE Is A Fascinating Psychological Portrait of a Woman Scorned

April 22, 2014

Julia Deck's murder mystery is also a stunning psychological study of a woman who becomes a stranger to herself in the midst of a traumatic experience

BWW Reviews: ECHO OF THE BOOM Is A Decadent Depiction of Adolescence

April 16, 2014

The apocalypse meets high school drama in Maxwell Neely-Cohen's first novel

BWW Reviews: THE FLOOD Realistically Re-Imagines The Life and Times of Noah

March 27, 2014

Maine's retelling of the biblical story is elegant, simple, and intriguing.

BWW Reviews: THE WOBBIT Parodies Tolkien's Classic with Irreverent, Vigorous Humor

November 26, 2013

Harvard Lampoon's parody release coincides with the anticipated Hollywood sequel.

BWW Reviews: Herman Koch's Thrilling THE DINNER Premieres in Paperback

October 30, 2013

A good book should be like a good meal and THE DINNER is a tasty one.

BWW Reviews: THE GOLDFINCH Shows That Length Does Not Always Mean Depth

October 21, 2013

Donna Tartt's long-awaited THE GOLDFINCH is, well, long.

BWW Reviews: James Franco's ACTORS ANONYMOUS - New Novel Blurs Fact and Fiction To Interesting But Uninspiring Results

October 14, 2013

James Franco's latest literary endeavor mixes fictional narratives and personal reflections about acting and actors with the goal of presenting the craft in its purest forms.

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