Jonathan Mandell overviews five eclectic works by Texas playwright Kirk Lynn.

Jonathan Mandell looks at reocurring devices and techniques of spectacle in Broadway productions.

Jonathan Mandell looks at New Brooklyn Theatre's production of The Death of Bessie Smith, and the ways theatre sparks political change.

The question from TEDxBroadway 2014: How do you make the magic of theatre?

Jonathan Mandell writes about the NYC-based ReGroup Theater, and their exploration of the Group Theatre, founded by Harold Clurman, Cheryl Crawford and Lee Strasberg

Regular contributor Jonathan Mandell delves into the worlds of August Osage County and The Sound of Music Live to discuss theater's relevancy – and whether we can count televised adaptions as theater.

Jonathan Mandell sets out to figure out just why so many stage accents fall flat for him. What is it about the theater that breeds these mistakes? And what can we learn from the film industry?

Jonathan Mandell shares insight on how television is influencing theatre.

In this essay, Jonathon Mandell invesitgates theatre marathon and interviews Mike Daisy.

Jonathan Mandell writes about the inclusion of off-Broadway theaters in the Regional Theater Tony Award, and why we should end the rhetoric of us vs. New York.