Few plays are heating up off-Broadway like Thomas Bradshaw’s Burning, and Broadway.com jumped at the chance to chat up the playwright and his talented team to see what its all about. The New Group production, helmed by artistic director Scott Elliott, weaves together multiple plotlines, from a desperate young man taken in by a gay couple in 1980s ...

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While amassing an impressive list of Broadway credits—including Les Miserables, Grease, Footloose, The Producers, Urinetown, Little Shop of Horrors and Million Dollar Quartet—Hunter Foster has kept a finger on the pulse of the off-Broadway world, as well. He’s starred in off-Broadway runs of Ordinary Days, Happiness, Frankenstein and Modern Orthodox (as well as writing ...

New York may be heading towards winter, but the off-Broadway boards were heating up with the premiere of Thomas Bradshaw’s Burning, which bowed at the Acorn Theatre at Theatre Row on November 14. The New Group production, helmed by artistic director Scott Elliott, weaves together multiple plotlines, from a story of show people in 1980s New York to modern ...

Thomas Bradshaw's Burning, starring Tony nominee Hunter Foster, will heat up off-Broadway when it officially opens at the Acorn Theatre on Theatre Row on November 14. The New Group production, helmed by artistic director Scott Elliott, will run through December 17.

Joining Foster on stage is Jeff Biehl, Reyna DeCourcy, Barrett Doss, Andrew Garman, Drew Hildebrand, Evan Johnson, Danny ...

Things are getting hot off-Broadway as Thomas Bradshaw’s Burning hits the boards at the Acorn Theatre. The New Group production features Broadway veterans Hunter Foster, Danny Mastrogiorgio and more in an ensemble cast that tells interweaving stories; one of a contemporary black painter who hides his race and one of a homeless teenager who comes to New York in ...

The New Group's production of Thomas Bradshaw's Burning, starring Tony nominee Hunter Foster, begins previews at the Acorn Theatre on Theatre Row on October 26. New Group artistic director Scott Elliott helms the play, which will open on November 14 and run through December 17.

Joining Foster on stage will be Jeff Biehl, Reyna DeCourcy, Barrett Doss, Andrew ...