News

Updated 1/13/22

2021-2022

General

• WOOLLY MAMMOTH THEATRE COMPANY WELCOMES AVANI GALA AND SARA MINDEL TO ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
• [PRESS RELEASE] WOOLLY MAMMOTH THEATRE COMPANY LAUNCHES SECOND COHORT OF THE MIRANDA FAMILY FELLOWS PROGRAM

A Strange Loop

• INTERVIEW: Chosen Family Podcast – Broadway, Baby! with Michael R. Jackson
• REVIEW: DC Metro Theatre Arts – ‘A Strange Loop’ at Woolly Mammoth is a knockout smash
• REVIEW: Talkin Broadway – A Strange Loop
• REVIEW: Washington Post – Razzle takes on new dazzle in Broadway-ready ‘A Strange Loop’
• REVIEW: BroadwayWorld – BWW Review: A STRANGE LOOP at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
• REVIEW: Theatrely – A STRANGE LOOP Stages an Endless Spiral of Identity, and the Rupture my Hometown
  Needs — Review
• REVIEW: MD Theatre Guide – Theatre Review: ‘A Strange Loop’ stuns at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
• FEATURE: Washington Post – The musical ‘A Strange Loop’ is boundary-pushing — even for Woolly Mammoth
• REVIEW: Washington City Paper – A Strange Loop Is Exile in Gayville
• REVIEW: Metro Weekly – DC Theater Review: A Strange Loop at Woolly Mammoth
• FEATURE: NPR – A Pulitzer winner at the worst possible time, ‘A Strange Loop’ is Broadway-bound
• REVIEW: Washington Blade – Don’t miss this ‘big, Black, queer-ass American Broadway show’
• REVIEW: WYPR – Rousuck’s Review: “A Strange Loop” at DC’s Woolly Mammoth Theatre
• REVIEW: New York Times – Broadway Bound? That’s The Plan
• FEATURE: Metro Weekly – A Strange Loop’ creator Michael R. Jackson uses art to “make sense out of the craziness of life

Teenage Dick

• FEATURE: MD Theatre Guide – ‘A Quick 5’ with Moritz von Stuelpnagel, Director of ‘Teenage Dick’ at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
• REVIEW: Broadway World – BWW Review: TEENAGE DICK at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
• REVIEW: MD Theatre Guide – Theatre Review: ‘Teenage Dick’ at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
• REVIEW: Talkin’ Broadway – Regional Reviews: Washington, D.C. – Teenage Dick Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
• REVIEW: DC Metro Theater Arts – ‘Teenage Dick’ at Woolly Mammoth is entertaining and revelatory
• REVIEW: Rogers Revue – Learning Life Lessons in ‘Teenage Dick’
• REVIEW: Metro Weekly – DC Theater review: Teenage Dick at Woolly Mammoth
• REVIEW: American Theatre – On the Road With ‘Teenage Dick’

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

Hi, Are You Single?

• REVIEW: Washington Post – In ‘Hi, Are You Single?,’ Ryan Haddad plays himself: Agay man with cerebral palsy seeking love
• REVIEW: Theatrely – HI, ARE YOU SINGLE? Shines at Woolly Mammoth — Review
• REVIEW: LA Arts Online – Hi Are You Single
• REVIEW: Theatre Notes – “Hi, Are You Single?” at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in association with IAMA Theatre Company
• REVIEW: LA Splash – Hi, Are you Single? Review – It’s Tough Looking for Love
• REVIEW: MD Theatre Guide – Theatre Review: ‘Hi, Are You Single?’ by Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in partnership with I Am A Theatre Production (IAMA)
• REVIEW: Broadway World – BWW Review: HI, ARE YOU SINGLE? at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
• ARTICLE: Playbill – Ryan J. Haddad Looks for Love in Hi, Are You Single?
• PODCAST: Dennis Anyone? – Actor-Writer Ryan J. Haddad (Hi, Are You Single?): “The Milkshakes Are Here!”
• PODCAST: The Out Agenda – Ryan J. Haddad talks with Rita about his play “Hi, Are You Single” a play about having Cerebral Palsy, being gay and dating
• REVIEW: Stage and Cinema – Judging Ryan
• REVIEW: New York Times – Review: Seeking a Date but Finding Hypocrisy in ‘Hi, Are You Single?
• REVIEW: This Week in NY – Hi, Are You Single?
• REVIEW: DC Metro Theater Arts – ‘Hi, Are You Single?’ at Woolly Mammoth is hugely moving and entertaining
• INTERVIEW: Washington Blade – Gay, disabled, and horny AF
• INTERVIEW: Broadway World – BWW Interview: HI, ARE YOU SINGLE?’s Ryan J. Haddad Asks, ‘Do You Think I’m Sexy?’
• MENTION: LAist – The Best Online And IRL Events Happening This Weekend: Jan. 29 – 31
• MENTION: Los Angeles Times – 21 culture picks: Samuel L. Jackson, Tina Fey, ‘Weird Al’ and Amanda Gorman
• MENTION: Cultural Attache – Best Bets: January 29th – January 31st
• INTERVIEW: Washington Post – New one-man play aims to dispel myths about the sexuality of people with disabilities
• RADIO: Seth Speaks Broadway! on Sirius XM – Katie Lowes and Ryan J. Haddad
• YOUTUBE: STAGE EXPLORATIONS – Playwright Ryan J. Haddad – “Hi, Are You Single?” – Woolly Mammoth Theatre with IAMA Theatre

This Is Who I Am

• REVIEW: The New York Times – ‘This Is Who I Am’ Review: Cooking With Dad, Remotely
• REVIEW: New York Observer – ‘This Is Who I Am’ Review: Differences Simmer in a Father-Son Kitchen Drama
• REVIEW: New York Stage Review – This Is Who I Am: A Cup of Flour, a Pinch of Pain
• REVIEW: Exeunt – Review: This is Who I Am at Woolly Mammoth
• PREVIEW: American Theater – Online This Week: Naughty and Nice
• REVIEW: Oregonian – A father-son video call yields refreshing pandemic theater: ‘This is Who I Am’ review
• REVIEW: WBUR “ARTery” – In Play ‘This Is Who I Am,’ A Father And Son Explore Connection And Separation
• FEATURE: Boston Herald – ‘This Is Who I Am’ raises curtain on Zoom theater
• REVIEW: DC Metro Theater Arts – In Woolly’s powerful ‘This Is Who I Am,’ an emotional father-son Zoom call
• REVIEW: Theatrely – THIS IS WHO I AM Cooks Up A Deeply Moving New Work
• REVIEW: Theater Mirror – “This Is Who I Am” Delivers Reconciliation and Healing
• REVIEW: DC Theatre Scene – This Is Who I Am, a pie that binds
• REVIEW: Maryland Theatre Guide – ‘This Is Who I Am’ by Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company in partnership with Playco, American Repertory Theater, Guthrie Theater and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
• REVIEW: Metro Weekly – ‘This is Who I Am’ review: Woolly’s virtual Zoom drama
• REVIEW: OnBostonStages – For a father and son, food brings it all back home
• REVIEW: Broadway World – THIS IS WHO I AM at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company

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