Interview: Max Cortezi Reflects on COCK and the Importance of Bringing Gay Stories to the Stage
by Nicole Rosky - Jun 26, 2026
Cock by Mike Bartlett is back on stage this summer and Max Cortezi is a big part of its return. Not only does he star as M, but he is producing the beloved play as an AEA Equity-Approved Showcase. Due to popular demand the show has added two additional performances on Tuesday, June 30 and Thursday July 2. BroadwayWorld checked in with Max at the height of the show's run to find out how it's been going so far!
Thirdwing Will Wrap Up Venomous Color Trilogy with THE ANIMALS SPEAK
by Nicole Rosky - Jul 2, 2025
Thirdwing will soon follow up Burbank with The Animals Speak, closing out what began with The Fairest in 2021, Bossert’s “Venomous Color” trilogy asks what is the true cost of commodifying art for the masses and examines the role of women at the Disney Studio, artistically and financially.
THE DEATH OF RASPUTIN Adds Two More Weeks at Governors Island
by Stephi Wild - Jun 10, 2025
The Death of Rasputin will welcome potential followers into their world for an additional two weeks. Created by Artemis is Burning, The Death of Rasputin began performances at LMCC's Arts Center at Governors Island in April.
Review: MISS BENNET: CHRISTMAS AT PEMBERLEY at TheatreWorks Silicon Valley
by Steve Murray - Dec 11, 2024
Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberly might be my favorite secular Holiday offering – a shining jewel that follows the Bennet sisters of Jane Austin fame attempt at a cheery Xmas week mired by romantic foibles reminiscent of a good Shakespeare play. Award-winning playwright Lauren Gunderson developed this play, co-authoring the Christmas at Pemberley plays (Miss Bennet, The Wickhams, and Georgiana and Kitty) with Margot Melcon, former director of new play development at Marin Theatre Company. They have become beloved staples at TheatreWorks and this production shines through its stellar casting and excellent creative crew.