Jake Rosenberg is an award winning playwright, with plays produced across the world, from the Best of Playgrounds Festival in SF to the Producers Club Short Play contest in NYC to the Belarusian Dream Theater Project. His play No One Gives A Clap, was produced in LA, Chicago, Vancouver and Frankfurt, Germany and was also named a finalist for The 2014 City Theatre National Award for Short Playwriting. He is the youngest author of a work to have been accepted into the National Holocaust Theater Archive thanks to his recent off-Broadway production in NYC, Muse of Fire.
Jake Rosenberg
That’s Entertainment? Seven Lessons Playwrights Can Learn from Postmodern Philosophy
Essay
That’s Entertainment? Seven Lessons Playwrights Can Learn from Postmodern Philosophy
23 September 2015
By Blood a Queen, In Heart a Clown
Essay
By Blood a Queen, In Heart a Clown
Beyond the Façade of Shotgun Cabaret’s Faux Real
20 August 2015
Making the Rabbi Laugh
Essay
Making the Rabbi Laugh
Auschwitz, Theatre, and the Absurdity of Evil
18 February 2015
Pulp Ibsen
Series
Pulp Ibsen
Often deemed unable to compete with the “serious” storytelling capabilities of Realism, this series discusses the rich history of genre theatre.