Larry Kramer News

A NORMAL HEART to be Presented at Players Guild Of Leonia

by Chloe Rabinowitz — March 28, 2025

Players Guild of Leonia wil present A NORMAL HEART - Larry Kramer's groundbreaking and deeply moving drama about the early years of the AIDS epidemic.

THE NORMAL HEART to Play at The Plays Guild of Leonia

by Emmy Rice — March 2, 2025

Larry Kramer's largely autobiographical play, The Normal Heart, depicts the rise of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in New York City from 1981–1984.

Joe Mantello Gifts $1M to University of North Carolina School of the Arts

by Nicole Rosky — January 26, 2025

The School of Drama at UNCSA has announced a $1 million gift from acclaimed actor and two-time Tony Award-winning director of stage and screen Joe Mantello, a graduate of the school’s class of ’84.

Photos: OUR TOWN's Jim Parsons Receives Sardi's Portrait

by Bruce Glikas — January 8, 2025

Jim Parsons, who is currently starring on Broadway in Our Town and is most known for starring in the CBS hit The Big Bang Theory, recently received his portrait at Sardi's.

Photo Special: Celebrating BC/EFA Executive Director Tom Viola

by Robert Diamond — December 16, 2024

All of us here at BroadwayWorld wanted to pay tribute to Tom, and to our strong partnership, by taking a look back with this photo gallery below.

David Drake's THE NIGHT LARRY KRAMER KISSED ME to be Presented at Three Crows

by Chloe Rabinowitz — October 2, 2024

Three Crows will present an immersive production of David Drake's THE NIGHT LARRY KRAMER KISSED ME, directed by Daniel Sappington and featuring Elijah Cox.

Interview: Chatting with Jayson Heil And Eric Dean White of DIAL M FOR MURDER at The Repertory Theatre Of St. Louis

by James Lindhorst — September 27, 2024

Last week The Repertory Theatre of St.

EgoPo Reveals 2024-25 Season: Queer Revolutions

by Stephi Wild — September 24, 2024

EgoPo’s 2024-2025 season will celebrate some of the century’s most influential Queer plays and theater artists that have had a lasting impact on our culture.

Meet the Cast of OUR TOWN, Beginning Previews Tonight on Broadway

by Stephi Wild — September 17, 2024

Thornton Wilder’s Our Town will begin previews on Tuesday, September 17 ahead of an opening on Thursday, October 10 at the Barrymore Theatre for a strictly limited engagement.

Review: THE NORMAL HEART at Austin Rainbow Theatre

by Sabrina Wallace — September 9, 2024

ART’s production of 'The Normal Heart' delivers the play’s message and invites audiences to consider our role in the ongoing fight for justice and compassion.

Review: THE NORMAL HEART at Redtwist Theatre

by Zac Thriffiley — August 29, 2024

Redtwist’s THE NORMAL HEART is frequently an emotionally affecting piece, thanks to the powerfully palpable talents of its principal cast.

Photos: Redtwist Theatre Presents THE NORMAL HEART

by A.A. Cristi — August 26, 2024

Award-winning Redtwist Theatre’s The Normal Heart, written by Larry Kramer and directed by Ensemble Member Ted Hoerl, is now playing through September 29 at the newly renovated Redtwist Theatre.

Theatre 4 the People Announces Workshop Cast Of LITHIUM, XANAX AND ALL MY FRIENDS

by A.A. Cristi — July 31, 2024

Theatre 4 the People has announced the NYC workshop of LITHIUM, XANAX AND ALL MY FRIENDS by Robert M.

Redtwist's THE NORMAL HEART By Larry Kramer Now Opening August 25

by A.A. Cristi — July 25, 2024

Award-winning Redtwist Theatre has announced that due to ongoing construction at the theatre, The Normal Heart, written by Larry Kramer and directed by Ensemble Member Ted Hoerl, will now run August 25 - September 29.

Open Space Arts Announces Four-Play QUEER EXPRESSION Series For 2024-25

by A.A. Cristi — July 23, 2024

Open Space Arts has announced a four-play series for 2024-25 focused on LGBTQ+ themes, featuring three new Chicago premieres and the classic play AS IS.

Review: A Stunning WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO ALL THAT BEAUTY? at Contemporary American Theater Festival

by Jack L. B. Gohn — July 10, 2024

This is an important play, to be considered a peer of Angels in America and The Inheritance, a sweeping two-play multigeneration account of the impact of AIDS on the American gay community -- with the difference that this one focuses on men and women of color.