Leslie Odom, Jr. | On Playing George in Our Town
An excerpt from FAILING UP © 2018 by Leslie Odom, Jr. FOR ACTORS OF COLOR, A LARGE Determining factor of
Monika Lehman, Beinecke Library | The Wilder-Proust Questionnaire
With the 3rd International Thornton Wilder Conference just around the corner, scholars, friends and fans of TW answer 7 short
David Greenspan: The Wilder-Proust Questionnaire
With the 3rd International Thornton Wilder Conference just around the corner, scholars, friends and fans of TW answer 7 short
Thornton Wilder’s Honorary Doctorate from University of New Hampshire
65 years ago today, on June 7, 1953, the University of New Hampshire presented Thornton Niven Wilder, “scholar, philosopher, distinguished
We mourn the loss of our dear friend, J.D. McClatchy
Sandy has been a beloved member of our family since the article he published in the NY Times on the
Review: ‘The Bridge of San Luis Rey’ is beautifully scripted at N.J. premiere
'The Bridge of San Luis Rey,' adapted from the 1927 Thornton Wilder novel, at Two River Theater Company in New Jersey.
Found Footage of Thornton Wilder – Lilli Palmer interviews Thornton Wilder in 1952
This is episode number 17 of Lilli Palmer’s NBC daytime program. Her guest on this filmed program is Thornton Wilder
Chasing Wilder in Chicago
Thornton Wilder’s Prize-Winning The Eighth Day Celebrate the fiftieth anniversary and new edition of Wilder’s National Book Award-winning novel with
Inspired by Wilder’s One-Acts: A Livestream Conversation
The Wilder Family and Samuel French present a conversation with Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Paula Vogel, director Laurie McCants and actress Linda Powell about the influence of Thornton Wilder’s one-acts on their work.
A Terrorized British City Turns to an All-American Play for Healing
Republished from The New York Times. MANCHESTER, England — In the wake of the May terrorist attack at Manchester Arena,
The Victim, Not the Murderer, is Guilty by Thornton Wilder
In the decade following the Civil War, New York City was practically run by the Hawkes family. There was Samuel