Barry Grove has served as the Executive Producer of Manhattan Theatre Club since 1975.  Notable credits produced at MTC include: CATSPLAY (1978), STATEMENTS AFTER AN ARREST UNDER THE IMMORALITY ACT (1978), CRIMES OF THE HEART (1980), END GAME (1980), MASS APPEAL (1980), TRANSLATIONS (1981), THE SINGULAR LIFE OF ALBERT NOBBS (1982), IN CELEBRATION (1984), THE MISS FIRECRACKER CONTEST (1984), OLIVER, OLIVER (1985), IT’S ONLY A PLAY (1986), LOOT (1986), CLAPTRAP (1987), FRANKIE AND JOHNNY IN THE CLAIR DE LUNE (1987), URBAN BLIGHT (1988), EASTERN STANDARD (1988), ARISTOCRATS (1989), THE LISBON TRAVIATA (1989), THE TALENTED TENTH (1989), WHAT THE BUTLER SAW (1989), ABSENT FRIENDS (1991), LIPS TOGETHER, TEETH APART (1991), BOESMAN AND LENA (1992), MAD FOREST (1992), SIGHT UNSEEN (1992), FOUR DOGS AND A BONE (1993), THE LAST YANKEE (1993),PRETTY FIRE (1993), PUTTING IT TOGETHER (1993), LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! (1994), SYLVIA (1995), GREEN HEART (1997), THREE DAYS OF RAIN (1997), CORPUS CHRISTI (1998), Y2K (1999), PROOF (2000), THE WILD PARTY (2000), GARDEN (2002), HOUSE (2002), DOUBT (2004), RUINED (2009), MURDER BALLAD (2012), CHOIR BOY (2013), THE COMMONS OF  PENSACOLA (2013), HEISENBERG (2015), PRODIGAL SON (2016), SELL/BUY/DATE (2016), VIETGONE (2016), and COST OF LIVING (2017). Grove has produced nearly 450 American and world premieres. 

Barry Grove was born in Madison, Connecticut. He received his degree in Theater from Dartmouth College. During his time in college, Grove completed the inaugural National Theatre Institute semester at the Eugene O’Neil Theater Center. There he was a member of the touring ensemble and the company manager. He later went on to serve as the Assistant to the Director for Miss Reardon Drinks a Little (1971). Grove was the summer stock advance director, general manager and professor for the University of Rhode Island before finding a home at Manhattan Theatre Club in 1975. MTC productions, under the guidance of Artistic Director Lynne Meadow and Mr. Grove, have earned 23 Tony Awards, 7 Pulitzer Prizes, 48 Obie Awards, 39 Drama Desk Awards, and several Outer Critics Circle Awards. Grove serves as a member of the Broadway League Board of Governors, LORT Board of Directors, the Tony Administration Committee and is a trustee of the Equity-League Pension and Health Trust Funds. He previously held the positions of President of the Off-Broadway League and the Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York, and as a Treasurer for Theatre Communications Group (TCG). In 2000, he received the Edith Oliver Award for his work in the Off-Broadway world, and in 2007 was awarded the Arts and Business Council’s Arts Management Excellence Award. He is an Adjunct Professor in Theatre Management at Columbia University and Yale.