Actor Matthew Maher on thinking critically about the movies from an early age, and how it feels to be originating a role in an Annie Baker play, THE FLICK. Produced by Marketing Resident Katie Stoppiello. (2012/2013 season)

THE FLICK author Annie Baker discusses her writing process, her love of film, and how she came to understand the fascinating lingo of movie theater employees. (2012/13 season)

Actor Jeremy Strong discusses his character in THE GREAT GOD PAN, the role theater plays in his busy television and film schedule, and the artists that have inspired him along the way. Produced by Marketing Resident Katie Stoppiello. (2012/2013 season)

THE GREAT GOD PAN author Amy Herzog on the joys of memory plays, dodging hot-button issues, and why it's (sometimes) necessary to torture your characters. (2012/13 season)

Actress Reyna de Courcy discusses her character in THE WHALE, how she's supported herself as an actor in the city, and the effect LeVar Burton and "Reading Rainbow" had on her decision to act. Produced by Marketing Resident Katie Stoppiello. (2012/2013 season)

"Most of the plays that I write, I think, come out of a deep fear to write the play." Sam Hunter on THE WHALE's central character, writing as a window to the soul, and what scared him about writing a play whose protagonist is a 600-pound man. (2012/13 season)

DETROIT author and Obie Award winner Lisa D'Amour discusses the origins of her play -- how it was shaped by her childhood, and how the piece itself fits into her body of work. (2012/13 season)

Listen to an interview with the Playwrights Horizons 2011/12 Season Residents (Marketing, Directing, Literary, Casting, Musical Theater, Development, and Stage Management) discussing their experiences at Playwrights Horizons. A co-production by 2011/12 Season Marketing Resident Lianne DiFabbio, 2012 Summer Marketing Resident Dave Ciano, and 2012/13 Season Marketing Resident Katie Stoppiello. For more info on the Playwrights Horizons Theatrical Fellowship Program, visit https://www.playwrightshorizons.org/jobs/internships/

Lee Tergesen, Don in RAPTURE, BLISTER, BURN, discusses his role as the lone male in Gina Gionfriddo's comedy, why it's not necessary to be the fixer, and why he's so glad to be working with director Peter DuBois. Produced by 2011/2012 Season Marketing Resident Lianne DiFabbio. Music by Jennifer O'Connor. (http://jenniferoconnor.net)

RAPTURE, BLISTER, BURN playwright Gina Gionfriddo discusses the evolution of her play (and the issues it explores), her secret love of true crime stories, and her fascination with Wendy Wasserstein's THE HEIDI CHRONICLES. (2011/12 season)

Music by Jennifer O'Connor. (http://jenniferoconnor.net)