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Updated 11/10/20
Monthly Newsletters
Current Season: 2020-2021
GENERAL
- ANNOUNCEMENT: American Theatre – Woolly Mammoth Announces 2020-21 Season
- ANNOUNCEMENT: Playbill.com - Washington, D.C.'s Woolly Mammoth Announces 2020–2021 Season
- ANNOUNCEMENT: Broadway World - Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company Announces Its 2020-2021 Season plus Introducing Woolly on Demand and The Golden Ticket
- ANNOUNCEMENT: DC Metro Theater Arts - Woolly Mammoth announces next season of live shows with dates TBD
- FEATURE: NPR/WAMU - Bringing Live Events Back From The Brink Of Death
- FEATURE: New York Times - There’ll Be a Theater Season. But How and Where and When?
- FEATURE: The Observer - The Best Zoom Plays, Audio Dramas and Livestream Theater of Fall 2020
- FEATURE: New York Times - 20 Theater Figures on How to ‘Revolutionize’ Their World
- PODCAST: Arts Endowment Podcast - Maria Manuela Goyanes
- INTERVIEW: The Blade - Fluker joins Woolly Mammoth board
HUMAN RESOURCES
- EXCLUSIVE: Alexi Chacon – Operator, Please Connect Me with Theatre
- REVIEW: DC Metro Theater Arts – A strange phone tree leads to hilarity in ‘Human Resources’ at Woolly Mammoth
- REVIEW: BroadwayWorld – THE TELEPHONIC LITERARY UNION'S 'HUMAN RESOURCES' at Woolly Mammoth
- FEATURE: Port of Harlem Radio - Port Of Harlem Talk Radio
- REVIEW: DC Trending - Dialing into Woolly Mammoth’s Telephonic Play
- REVIEW: DC Theatre Scene - Telephonic Literary Union’s Human Resources. One help line you’ll be happy you called
- FEATURE: DCist - Local Theaters Are Staging Interactive Shows To Keep Virtual Audiences Engaged
- REVIEW: MD Theatre Guide - 'Human Resources’ by Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company and Telephonic Literary Union
- REVIEW: Washington Post - Woolly Mammoth’s ‘Human Resources’ sendup pushes the right buttons
- FEATURE: Washington Post - At Woolly Mammoth, a ‘play’ you access only by telephone
- REVIEW: New York Times - Seeking Pandemic Theater? Your Call Will Be Answered Shortly
2019-2020 Season
General News
- FEATURE: American Theatre – Some Theatres Are Reopening Early—to Protesters
- FEATURE: DC Metro Theater Arts Staff – DMV theaters take a knee and take a stand
- FEATURE: DC Metro Theater Arts Staff – Lobbies closed by COVID reopen to support #BlackLivesMatter
- FEATURE: The Washington Post – In the wake of George Floyd's death has black theater leaders want more than sympathetic words
- FEATURE: WUSA9 – Theaters, churches open to give protesters restrooms and a break from the heat
- FEATURE: Washingtonian – The Quarantine Questionnaire: Maria Manuela Goyanes of Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
- FEATURE: DC Metro Theater Arts – Remembering Terrence McNally: Loss of a Legend
- FEATURE: The Fray / DCMTA – Fade to Black: Coronavirus Closures Force Local Theaters to Rethink Their Futures
- FEATURE: DC Theatre Scene – Woolly Mammoth uses its 3-D printer to help hospitals save lives
SHIPWRECK: A HISTORY PLAY ABOUT 2017
- INTERVIEW: We Act Radio – Interview with Maria Manuela Goyanes and Agyeiwaa Asante
- FEATURE: Washington Post – You Think Your Job Has The Biggest Baggage? Try Plaing Donald Trump or Fidel Castro
- FEATURE: DC Metro Theatre Arts – Actor Mikéah Jennings unpacks his powerful performance in ‘Shipwreck’ at Woolly Mammoth Theatre
- FEATURE: TheaterMania – Anne Washburn's Shipwreck Puts Trump Onstage in Washington, DC
She the People: The Resistance Continues
- INTERVIEW: WPFW-FM – Interview with Kazi Jones
- INTERVIEW: By Any Means Necessary – Interview with Katie Caussin, Jo Scott, Kazi Jones
- INTERVIEW: We Act Radio – Interview with Katie Caussin, Sayjal Joshi, Kazi Jones
- INTERVIEW: TheatreWashington – Take Ten - SAYJAL JOSHI
- FEATURE: Washington Post Going Out Guide – Actress Kazi Jones’s D.C. Dream Day: A comedy show, a picnic and lots of bread pudding
The Movement Theatre Company's Production of WHAT TO SEND UP WHEN IT GOES DOWN
- TV: NBC Washington – Interview with Maria manuela goyanes and Alana Raquel Bowers
- REVIEW: DC Metro Theatre Arts – Magic Time!: On Tour in DC With ‘What to Send Up When It Goes Down’ by The Movement Theatre Company
- INTERVIEW: We Act Radio – Radio Interview with Maria Manuela Goyanes and Deadria
Fairview
- FEATURE: Washington Post – Out of dozens and dozens of plays and musicals, these deserved the hottest spotlight
- FEATURE: Washington Post Going Out Guide – Woolly Mammoth’s new artistic director brings Pulitzer-winning ‘Fairview’ to D.C.