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“The Tragedy of Coriolanus” Reviews
★★★★ “A blend of the contemporary and the classical…Ash K. Tata keeps the action clear and active… The performances are
NY Times: “The Tragedy of Coriolanus” in February Off-Broadway Preview
“An arrogant Roman military hero, beloved by the aristocracy and despised by regular people, is banished from the city and
Playbill, TheaterMania, BroadwayWorld: “The Tragedy of Coriolanus” Cast Announcement
“Ash K. Tata’s production brings Shakespeare’s tragedy of political unrest into a moment ‘just after now.’” “The cast will be
The New Yorker: “The Tragedy of Coriolanus” in Winter Culture Preview
“In 2026, our theatre-makers look at politics, if obliquely: Shakespeare’s coup-adjacent drama ‘The Tragedy of Coriolanus’ may feel disturbingly relevant
“The Merchant of Venice” in The Scotsman’s Best of 2025
“The Merchant of Venice, Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, January. Set in the near future, Arin Arbus’s production of The Merchant of Venice
“The Wild Duck” Reviews
“The play is an absolute barn burner. Weird and ferocious, very funny and brutally tragic, somehow both sardonic and mysterious,
The Wild Duck: Recommended by The New York Times, New York Magazine, The New Yorker, and More
The Wild Duck leads The New York Times‘ list of “13 Off Broadway Shows to See in September.” Elisabeth Vincentelli
Playbill: The Wild Duck Cast Announcement
Directed by Shakespeare Theatre Company Artistic Director Simon Godwin, in a new version by David Eldridge, the production will first play TFANA’s
Dorothy Ryan Named TFANA’s Executive Director
Theatre for a New Audience has announced that Dorothy Ryan will step into the position of Executive Director, following over
2025-2026 Season Announcement
Theatre for a New Audience has announced its 2025-26 season, marking the transition between outgoing founding artistic director Jeffrey Horowitz
Arin Arbus is TFANA’s Next Artistic Director
Theatre for a New Audience announces that celebrated, OBIE Award-winning director Arin Arbus will be its next Artistic Director when
Prosperous Fools Reviews
★★★★ —Adam Feldman, Time Out Read more from Time Out here. “A wild ride…Mac’s satire turns a shrewd eye on