[Women playwrights in New York City Kate Mulgrew stars in Tea at Five, a Broadway play based on Katherine Hepburn's career]

"Part 1. New York City is the supermarket of theater, just aisle after aisle of all sorts of productions. Everything from Broadway musicals to off-Broadway dramas to off-off-Broadway experimental comedies can be found. And yet, with all this variety, it is still difficult to find work by women playwrights. So, what do you do when the store won't sell what you want? As 51%'s Greg Dahlmann reports, you just have to make it yourself (6:11)."
"Part 2. Kate Mulgrew is perhaps most famous for creating Katherine Janeway, Star Trek's very first female captain. But recently she's won praise among Broadway critics for her role as another famous Kate, screen legend Katherine Hepburn. Kate Mulgrew plays Kate Hepburn in the one woman show "Tea at five," currently running at Broadway's Promenade Theater. Once described as box office poison, Katherine Hepburn, who turned 96 years old on Monday, eventually rose to be named the finest screen actress of the 20th century. Now, Kate Mulgrew gives audiences a look at Hepburn's extraordinary career and the woman behind the silver screen legend. 51%'s Mary Darcy spoke with Mulgrew about her life as Katherine Hepburn and Katherine Janeway, and Mathew Lombardo's play, Tea at five (13:11)."

"[Women playwrights in New York City Kate Mulgrew stars in Tea at Five, a Broadway play based on Katherine Hepburn's career]"