At The Table - A Play Reading Series

Rachel and Ned sit down and chat with the cast of Episodes 21-22.

Charity, a prized daughter of America's premier radical anti-gay Church, struggles with her faith and temptation after failing to convert a nice Jewish boy over Twitter.

Charity, a prized daughter of America's premier radical anti-gay Church, struggles with her faith and temptation after failing to convert a nice Jewish boy over Twitter.

Ned and Rachel continue the conversation with Diana and Diana performs excerpts from {my lingerie play} (as well as a song that was originally cut from the show).

Ned and Rachel sit down with Diana Oh, Creator of {my lingerie play} and talk about Diana's work, the NYC theater scene and more. Part 2 Diana performs excerpts from {my lingerie play}.

Ned and Rachel from (Maine and Ohio, respectively) interview Lia Romeo, Ghost Story's playwright (in New Jersey).

Lydia’s just looking for a one-night stand, and so she’s met a cute guy at a bar and brought him back to her apartment. But now things keep getting in the way. Like the fact that they could hardly be more different (she’s forty, he’s twenty-eight; she’s black, he’s white; she’s a New Yorker and he’s from the Midwest). And the fact that he’s still not over his ex. And the fact that her apartment might very well be haunted. A play about ghosts–both literal and otherwise–and the ways we try to move forward. Also quick note: Had some technical issues with the recording of the interviews at the end of the episode and very unfortunately we failed to capture Karissa. You can still hear her but you'll notice she is noticeably in the background....sorry Karissa! We'll have to get you back on the show soon for a proper interview.

Yinz guys, Ned and Rachel sit down for a chat with Objects in Mirror's playwright Emma Wagner (Rachel also shoots Ned with a nerf gun).

Zoe and Carter, two old high school flames, take a road trip into their past...and an actual road trip from NYC to Pittsburgh. Through 90s jams, pop tarts, and countless arguments Zoe and Carter try to answer one important question: Is true love still out there? Or is settling enough?

Ned and Rachel sit down with Kin's playwright and discuss the play, her fellowship at Second Stage, ancestry tests and her favorite snacks.

A man who takes an ancestry test as part of his initiation into a white supremacist group gets an unsettling surprise.

A man who takes an ancestry test as part of his initiation into a white supremacist group gets an unsettling surprise.

A quick update from the team about the release of our next play Kin by Chisa Hutchinson.

Rachel and Ned sit down with Little War's playwright, Steven McCasland and discuss his play, cultural resonance and surprise, politics!

It's France, 1940. Tensions are high. The booze is flowing. War is coming. Inspired by one of the literary world's most famous scandals, Steven Carl McCasland's LITTLE WARS features Lillian Hellman, Dorothy Parker, Gertrude Stein, Agatha Christie, Alice B. Toklas and Muriel Gardiner having the best what-if dinner party imaginable. Together they'll drink, scoff and face their demons. Everyone has a confession. Someone has a secret. Little Wars is available for purchase through The Drama Bookshop - http://www.dramabookshop.com/book/9781532805660