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Amy Herzog

theater review Apr. 23, 2024

Rachel McAdams Fights — and Finds — Reality in Mary JaneMaking an impressive Broadway debut, the actress offers a layered depiction of navigating a parenting nightmare.

By Jackson McHenry
theater review Mar. 18, 2024

Ibsen, Translated Into American: An Enemy of the PeopleWith Jeremy Strong, Michael Imperioli, and drinks on the house.

By Sara Holdren

it’s theater season Feb. 23, 2024

Amy Herzog and Sam Gold Are Just a Couple of Ibsen LoversEarly in their relationship, they decided never to work together. But neither could resist adapting Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People for Broadway.

By Jackson McHenry
dramaturgically Dec. 4, 2023

Jeremy Strong and Michael Imperioli Move From HBO to BroadwayWith Netflix queen Victoria Pedretti in Amy Herzog’s Ibsen adaptation, An Enemy of the People.

By Jason P. Frank
drama (no literally) Sept. 11, 2023

What’s the Matter With Mary Jane?Rachel McAdams will make her Broadway debut in the Amy Herzog play.

By Jason P. Frank
theater review Mar. 9, 2023

Gut-Renovating A Doll’s House With Jessica ChastainSit-down, stripped-down Ibsen.

By Jackson McHenry
acting class Nov. 16, 2022

Jessica Chastain Plays the Role of Human, Talking in Broadway VlogThe vlog heard ‘round the world.

By Jason P. Frank
casting Nov. 20, 2019

Timothée Chalamet Is Taking His Talents to the StageHe’s set to star in an Amy Herzog play.

By Zoe Haylock
theater reviews Sept. 25, 2017

Theater Review: An Ultra-Male, Female-Directed Clockwork OrangePlus two more productions that look at “otherness.”

By Sara Holdren
Mar. 3, 2013

Theater Review: BellevilleIt looks like a tour through West Solipsism. Then the knife (literally) comes out.

By Jesse Green
stage dive Dec. 19, 2012

Theater Reviews: The Great God Pan and My Name Is Asher LevNew productions from work by Amy Herzog and Chaim Potok.

By Scott Brown
stage dive June 21, 2011

A Loose Yet Compelling 4,000 MilesBouquets to playwright Amy Herzog.

By Scott Brown

stage dive Nov. 11, 2010

Theater Review: After the Revolution’s Hopeless Un-Hopefulness’After the Revolution’ is one of several new dispiriting plays that wallows in cynicism and remorse.

By Scott Brown