Two Female Playwrights Arrive on Broadway. What Took So Long?
Sweat: The First Theatrical Landmark of the Trump Era
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Profile: Mlima's Tale
With Mlima's Tale, Nottage Has Found Her Light
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Mlima's Tale
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Profile
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SWEAT
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SWEAT in READING
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NEW YORK TIMES THEATER |
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Profile
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SWEAT
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Theatre for One
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Op-Ed Women on Broadway
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Vera Stark
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Intimate Apparel
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Nottage industry: Area productions of the playwright’s work
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History of Omission
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NEA Arts Magazine on the new wave of transmedia performance, featuring BY THE WAY, MEET VERA STARK.
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Lynn Nottage wants 'Vera Stark' to be a conversation starter.
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Lynn Nottage: A playwright made for D.C. audiences rarely sees her work produced here
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New York Times on Theresa Harris' and other blacktresses like Vera Stark.
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Lynn Nottage's 'Ruined' finds life and horror in war-torn Congo
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Feature
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