New York Playwrights
Wednesday, April 4, 2012 at 9:09AM One of the most enjoyable aspects of photography is the unique situation of every job. One day I may be wandering the beautiful rooms of the Palace Hotel, or strolling across the Bow Bridge in Central Park in spring, and the next day I might be working in a dark auditorium. On this particular day the location was at a restaurant that allowed no pictures at all. We were meeting two well known playwrights for American Theatre Magazine.
They were Tracy Letts, who received the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his play August: Osage County and Sarah Ruhl, who at 34 has already won a half-million-dollar MacArthur Fellowship for her plays which include The Clean House, a comedy that was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in 2005.
Thinking quickly, I saw a old block of tenement buildings and thought the colors behind them would be flattering and not distracting. Also, it shows an older, not so fashionable area of the New York theater district in the background.
Luckily for me my instincts were right and the art director loved the photos.

New York City,
theater,
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