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Interview with playwright Christopher Shinn
Photo by Maria Baranova. Christopher Shinn’s plays include Where Do We Live (2005 Obie Award for Playwriting), Dying City (2008 Pulitzer Prize Finalist), An Opening in Time (Hartford Stage), Teddy...
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Interview with Playwright Sarah Ruhl
Courtesy of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. Sarah Ruhl’s plays include Scenes from Court Life, For Peter Pan on her 70th Birthday, The Oldest Boy, In the Next Room, or the vibrator...
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Interview with Playwright Simon Fill
We interviewed Simon Fill, the first playwright to be published in the fifth issue of Proscenium Journal. We are thrilled to be publishing Simon Fill’s play Burning Cities after his play Night Visits...
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A Conversation with Playwright C.S. Whitcomb
C.S. Whitcomb discusses her new play, “Stoker,” which will be published in the upcoming issue of Proscenium Journal. Audiences adored “Stoker” (previously titled “Dracula’s Father”) in Proscenium Live...
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Interview with Playwright Ken Jaworoski
We interviewed Ken Jaworoski, the third playwright to be published in the upcoming fifth issue of Proscenium, about his new play “Pulse.” Ken Jaworowski is an editor and critic for The New York Times....
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Interview with Playwright Samuel D. Hunter
Photo by John M. Baker Samuel D. Hunter’s plays include The Whale (Drama Desk Award, Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Play, GLAAD Media Award, Drama League and Outer Critics Circle nominations for...
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Proscenium Live Festival of New Work
Photos by David Kinder. Partnering with Portland Shakespeare Project and supported by a grant from Stanford’s Haas Center for public service, Proscenium Journal held a 3-Night Festival of New Work...
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Announcing first play for third issue!
Over the next few weeks, we will be announcing the six playwrights we will be publishing in the third issue of Proscenium Journal, coming early September. The first play is “Pericles Wet,” an...
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Announcing the second play for our third issue!
We are thrilled to announce that “Clear” by David E. Tolchinsky will be the second play published in the third issue of Proscenium Journal! David E. Tolchinsky is the Chairman of Northwestern...
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Announcing the third play for our third issue!
We are delighted to be publishing Aurin Squire for a second time in Proscenium Journal! Aurin’s play “Defacing Michael Jackson,” a winner of the Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Festival, will be the...
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Announcing the fourth play for our third issue!
We are excited to announce that “My Birthday Party” by Wei He will be the fourth play published in the third issue of Proscenium Journal! Wei He is a bilingual playwright and fiction writer who grew...
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Announcing the fifth play for our third issue!
It is our great pleasure to announce that “Between Two Nevermores” by Sherod Santos will be the fifth play published in the third issue of Proscenium Journal! Poet, playwright, and translator, Sherod...
View ArticleProscenium Journal releases Third Issue!
Fall 2015 We recommend full-screen mode for optimal viewing.
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Proscenium Now Available in PRINT!
In response to our demand for making Proscenium available in print, we are thrilled to announce that Proscenium is now an online and in-print publication! Starting now, ALL issues of Proscenium Journal...
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