Media Coverage

'Good Night, Oscar' review: Jacqueline E. Lawton - Dramaturg

SCT’s “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” is an entertaining classic

Seattle Children’s Theatre Reimagines ‘The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’

Looking ahead to 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz' opening at Seattle Children's Theatre

REVIEW: The Inferior Sex at Trinity Repertory Company - Broadway World

REVIEW: Trinity Rep’s ‘The Inferior Sex’ proves the past is prologue

REVIEW: Trinity Rep's 'Inferior Sex' will make you laugh and cry

REVIEW: Trinity’s “The Inferior Sex” Puts Racism and Sexism in its Place

REVIEW: Trinity Rep’s ‘The Inferior Sex’ Explores Broken Barriers

REVIEW: ‘The Inferior Sex’ brings the spirit of ‘72 to Trinity Rep

REVIEW: Trinity Rep’s “Inferior Sex” a Beautifully Done Think Piece

"The Inferior Sex" opens at Trinity Rep

Trinity Rep Stages New Play THE INFERIOR SEX

Elon University’s Department of Performing Arts to Present “The Inferior Sex”

Elon University's Department of Performing Arts presents Winter Play ‘Inferior Sex’

Kennedy Center Dramaturgy Intensive 2022

Freedom Hill by Jacqueline E. Lawton featured in he LAUNCH PAD Amplify Reading Series Festival Comes to UCSB Theater/Dance

OU Puts on “Hotel Berry,” Showcases Athens’ Past

A Capitol Season: The Inferior Sex at Trinity Rep

Doug Wright's ‘Good Night, Oscar,’ Set for 2023 Broadway premiere; Dramaturgy by Jacqueline E. Lawton

Sean Hayes to Return to Broadway in Doug Wright’s Good Night, Oscar; Dramaturgy by Jacqueline E. Lawton

Trinity Rep Announces 2022-23 Season: Announing the World Premiere of The Inferior Sex by Jacqueline E. Lawton

Theater Review: ‘Behold, A Negress’ at Everyman Theatre

The Show Must Go On: Behold, A Negress at Everyman Theatre

Reviewing "Behold, A Negress"

Rousuck's Review: "Behold, A Negress" at Everyman Theatre

Two Deliciously Maddening Women in ‘Behold, A Negress’ at Everyman

World Premiere of BEHOLD, A NEGRESS Kicks Off 2022 at Everyman

Are Dynamic Curtain Times the Next Frontier in Audience Choice?

Lawton on Reframing Tolstoy with BIPOC Women at the Center

In Its New Season, Carolina Performing Arts Turns Toward Southern Futures

Creating Discoveries through Artistic Endeavors

Everyman Theatre’s all-live 2021/22 season kicks off in August

“EDGES OF TIME” At Playmakers: A Historical Marvel

All Too Human: PlayMakers Repertory Company's 45th Season

Black Journalism is the Answer in "Edges of Time"

Review: World Premiere of ‘Edges of Time’ Feels Like a Throwback to the Before Times

Everyman Theatre Announces Updated Slate for Balance of the 2020/21 Season

'ARTivism' Event Will Highlight Scholars Who Use Art to Confront Racism

Playwrights Produce Another Kind of Virtual Theatre: An Anthology

Hangar Theatre, Syracuse Stage Tackle Social, Racial Issues

Binational playmaking takes exuberant, revealing form in the Russian-American ‘Flash Acts’

Southern Futures: Voices of Resilience and Recovery in Robeson County

Kenan Theatre Company's "Marisol" Explores Disorder, Reckoning Virtually

The Show Must Go On: The World Premiere Production of Edges of Time

IAH Fellows Expand Field of African American Studies

UNC Alumnus Collaborates on Virtual Play Supporting Black Transgender People

Women's Theatre Festival 2020 Presents Reading of XIX by Jacqueline E. Lawton

Artists and Activists Will Host Virtual Event For Reproductive Justice

Jacqueline E. Lawton Featured: 7 Talented Contemporary Playwrights

19th Amendment Project to Show the Fight for Gender Equality Is Far from Over

The 19th Amendment Project

PlayMakers Season Marks 100 Years of Playmaking at UNC Chapel Hill

The Marvelous Life of Marvel Cooke

“Migration” Series Depicts Struggle through Art

First lady of Maryland views 'Migration,' RiverArts and Garfield

Playwright Jacqueline E. Lawton debuts new play at Elon

Playwright Jacqueline E. Lawton to Visit Elon for Masterclass and Reading of New Play, The Inferior Sex

Narrative Medicine: UNCSA Actors Bring Stories of Survival and Healing to Stage

Me Too Monologues Encourages Students to Write Their Own Monologues

Why Artists Become Activists: It’s Not Only the Election

Arena’s Take on Plame Affair and Political Retribution Hits Close to Home

‘Intelligence’ in a Post-fact World

Politics Heat Up the Box Office at D.C. Theaters

Saving Assets: Intelligence at Arena Stage

Intelligence – Outing a CIA Operative

Magic Time! ‘Intelligence’ at Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater

PlayMakers Dramaturg Receives Junior Faculty Award

Arena Stage Announces Casting for Jacqueline E. Lawton's Intelligence

Howard Sherman: OSF's American Revolution and Arena Stage's Power Plays

Arena Stage Unveils a 25-Play History of the United States

Getting Political: Arena Stage Launches Power Plays Initiative

Washington is in Line for a Huge Shipment of Political Theater

What Can Theatre Do? A Post-Election Colloquy, Part 1

Tis the Season for Black Art at Columbus Galleries and Theater

International Theater’s Response to the Pulse Nightclub Massacre Comes to Chapel Hill

The Hampton Years: A Staged Reading presented by In Other Words and Black Art In America Dec, 4th

Columbus series puts nationally recognized playwrights of color in spotlight New Columbus series puts playwrights of color in the spotlight

Carolina Conversation: From Detroit ’67 to Charlotte ’16

St. Louis Theaters Team Up to Produce “Every 28 Hours,” Addressing Racial Justice in America

'After Orlando: New-play project is response to Pulse massacre'

Over 25 Playwrights Will Contribute to After Orlando

‘ARDEO’ Explores Stories of Burn Survivors, Care Providers

Kennedy Center to Livestream EVERY 28 HOURS PLAYS Preview

“TEN” Earns Its Rating at the Gift Theatre

Virginia Stage Company to Present THE HAMPTON YEARS

Staging a Cause: Climate Change Theatre Action

Diversity, inclusion take center stage at USC School of Dramatic Arts summit

Local theaters Are Bursting Forth with Fresh Works this Season

WAM Theatre Wraps Up Second Successful 'Fresh Takes' Season

Climate Change Theatre Action Kick Off Event

Mirror Stage Examines Race and Gender in 11th Season of FEED YOUR MIND

Virginia Stage Company Announces 37th Season

Virginia Stage Company's 37th Season to Feature Premieres, Tony Winners

WAM Theatre's "Noms de Guerre" Draws on Love and War

Theater Blends Minds and Hearts: Noms de Guerre

Playwrights Called to Center Stage for New Collective

Center Stage Launches Playwrights Collective

Jacqueline E. Lawton’s “Noms de Guerre” is potent, political, topical play from WAM Theatre

Jayne Atkinson to Direct WAM Theatre's NOMS DE GUERRE by Jacqueline E. Lawton

Kenan Creative Collaboratory Funds Projects that Connect Work across Kenan Institutes and Host N.C. Universities

The Theatre Lab's 5th Annual Dramathon Returning Next Month

Go See The Wonderful Wizard of Oz at Adventure Theatre-MTC

‘The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’ at Adventure Theatre MTC - MD Theatre Guide

Adventure Theatre MTC Transports Audiences to a Magical WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ - Broadway World

'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’ at Adventure Theatre MTC - DC Metro Theatre Arts

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz – indeed! - DC Theatre Scene

Adventure Theatre MTC to Present THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ, 4/3-5/25

Artistic Director Talks WAM Theatre's 2015 Season

WAM Theatre Announced Second Series of Fresh Takes Staged Readings

Inside Out Of Silence, The Abortion Play Vying To Be The Next Vagina Monologues

Play Aspires to Be a 'Vagina Monologues' for Abortion

Out Of Silence Sparks Dialogue About Abortion

“The Hampton Years” to play at Gablestage through University collaboration

FIU Theatre Performs at Gablestage

"Beyond Swastika and Jim Crow" To Highlight Untold Civil Rights History

Coral Gables Museum, FIU to present ‘Beyond Swastika and Jim Crow’

Race, Gender, Sex, and Rights Pulse Through DC’s One-Minute Festival

Teresa Eyring's Weekly Briefing #260

Adventure Theatre MTC's 63rd Season to Feature STUART LITTLE, WIZARD OF OZ & More

Pasadena Playhouse Announces the 2014-2015 HOTHOUSE Reading Series

Robert Schenkkan on Writing and the Wonderful World of Theatre

Link Between Genomics, Theater Shown

NHGRI Workshop Spotlights the Connection between Genomics and Theater

Why is Jewish Theater Producing Asian American Plays?

Six plays in progress shared by Playwrights’ Arena at Arena Stage

Women's Voices Theatre Festival to Present World Premieres by Female Playwrights in Fall 2015

For 44 D.C. area theater companies, new plays by women will take center stage in fall of 2015

Teresa Eyring's Weekly Briefing #240

Washington Post critic Peter Marks hosts The Summit at Arena Stage

‘The Summit’ at Arena Stage: Three Evenings for Theater Lovers

Washington Post's Peter Marks to Host Arena Stage's Summit Series of Panels

Helen Carey, Richard Thomas and More Will Participate in Summits on Theatre at Arena Stage

The Washington Post theater critic Peter Marks Hosts The Summit, an in-depth exploration of D.C. theater in three acts featuring 17 renowned theater artists at Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater

Everyman Theatre to Host Panel this Weekend with Top-Level Theatrical Leaders

The National Symphony Orchestra's Free Train-Themed Concert at Union Station

FACTION OF FOOLS, PLAYWRIGHTS' ARENA and More Set for Arena Stage's Kogod Cradle Series in 2014

TCG Announces 2014 Online Conference Curators

CulturalDC Announces 25 Finalist for Source Festival’s Full-Length Plays

Teresa Eyring's Weekly Briefly #233

Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company Offers From Emmett Till to Trayvon Martin: A Town Hall Meeting on Black Bodies and American Racism Aug. 23

Arena Stage Announces 2013-2014 Kogod Cradle Series

Six Projects Announced for Kogod Cradle Series

The No Rules Show

Teresa Eyring's Weekly Briefing #217

Teresa Eyring's Weekly Briefing #216

Lowenfeld Family Night at THE HAMPTON YEARS

5 DCTS writers included in Jacqueline Lawton’s interviews with women theatre critics of DC

Drama Education, UDC and the DC Theater Landscape

Two D.C. theaters test new models for putting new plays onstage

Staged readings are stripped down and live at ‘Play Fest’

No Present Like the Past - The Hampton Years, American Theatre Magazine

The World Premiere of The Hampton Years Takes Root at Theater J's Locally Grown Festival

TCG Announces 2013 Online Conference Curators

Spring Arts Guide: The Hampton Years

Theatre Ariel to present readings of The Hampton Years by Jacqueline E. Lawton

Cayuga Graduate Selected for Playwright Program

Arena Stage Announces 2013 Playwrights' Arena

For Local Playwriting, More Seeds Are Grown

DC Playwrights at Showcase

NNPN Commissions Works by Paige Hernandez, Jacqueline E. Lawton, Stephen Spotswood & Gwydion Suilebhan by Jojo Ruf

Backstage: Mark Your Calendars

The Hampton Years Continues on its Path

Page-to-Stage Festival Reflections

Why Are Women's Voices Important in Art

Page-to-Stage, putting it all together

Teresa's Weekly Update #182: Diversity

Teresa’s Weekly Update: Artist and Institution Edition

DC Playwrights Plot to Take the Stage

Theater J Announcing 2012-2013 Season

Theater J's Upcoming Season

Backstage: Theater J's New Work

Old Tales Made New

DC’s Forum Theatre Tackles the Question of Gender Bias

What is the State of the DC Playwright

Black Women Speak

Avery Brooks Performs at Armstrong

Ira Aldridge: The African Roscius

The State of D.C. Theater

Sunday Afternoon Source Festival Panel

African Continuum looks ahead ...

New Forms or Nothing?