David Rothenberg (New York, NY) has been involved with over 200 Broadway and Off-Broadway productions, as publicist or producer. His production of John Herbert's prison drama led to the creation of the Fortune Society, one of the nation's leading advocacy and service organizations in criminal justice. Rothenberg represented some of the most successful theater offerings in the second half of the 20th century, including the original production of Hair, Richard Burton's Hamlet, Beyond the Fringe, Blue Man Group, John Gielgud's production of The School for Scandal, Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party, and several plays by Edward Albee and Tennessee Williams. David conceived, directed, and coauthored the play The Castle, which played Off-Broadway for l3 months (2011-12). He is a former member of the NYC Human Rights Commission, and he has hosted a weekly radio program on WBAI/NYC for nearly 40 years.

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David Rothenberg (New York, NY) has been involved with over 200 Broadway and Off-Broadway productions, as publicist or producer. His production of John Herbert's prison drama led to the creation of the Fortune Society, one of the nation's leading advocacy and service organizations in criminal justice. Rothenberg represented some of the most successful theater offerings in the second half of the 20th century, including the original production of Hair, Richard Burton's Hamlet, Beyond the Fringe, Blue Man Group, John Gielgud's production of The School for Scandal, Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party, and several plays by Edward Albee and Tennessee Williams. David conceived, directed, and coauthored the play The Castle, which played Off-Broadway for l3 months (2011-12). He is a former member of the NYC Human Rights Commission, and he has hosted a weekly radio program on WBAI/NYC for nearly 40 years.

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David Rothenberg (New York, NY) has been involved with over 200 Broadway and Off-Broadway productions, as publicist or producer. His production of John Herbert's prison drama led to the creation of the Fortune Society, one of the nation's leading advocacy and service organizations in criminal justice. Rothenberg represented some of the most successful theater offerings in the second half of the 20th century, including the original production of Hair, Richard Burton's Hamlet, Beyond the Fringe, Blue Man Group, John Gielgud's production of The School for Scandal, Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party, and several plays by Edward Albee and Tennessee Williams. David conceived, directed, and coauthored the play The Castle, which played Off-Broadway for l3 months (2011-12). He is a former member of the NYC Human Rights Commission, and he has hosted a weekly radio program on WBAI/NYC for nearly 40 years.

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