News from On and Off York Street

Jeremy O. Harris (’19)’s debut is “like commuting into Manhattan on a comet.”

Eclipse plans to explore the range of Durang’s canon with three full productions, readings, and public events focused on the playwright and his works.

“Hansol has no shortage of metaphors, and they’re incredibly integral, holistic, and beautiful,” says director Leigh Silverman.

Aguirre-Sacasa is “a John Hughes for a darker, more cynical, way more libidinous age. “

Kaczmarek will play “Estelle” in Ferrentino’s play, opening Dec. 4 at La Jolla Playhouse.

Hall discusses her premiere at LCT3, how graduate school focused her writing, and how Paula Vogel set her on her path as a playwright.

The award-winning work by Jeremy O. Harris (’19) includes School of Drama actors, designers, and dramaturg.

Ruhl (Playwriting Faculty) has been named as the 2018-19 Ingram New Works Playwriting Fellow at Nashville Repertory Theatre.

The play by Hansol Jung (’14) stars Peter Kim (’04) and features costumes by Linda Cho (’98) and sound design by Palmer Hefferan (’13).

The play, which premiered during the 2014 Carlotta Festival of New Plays, will be directed by Lileana Blain-Cruz (’11).