Moved to Silence
A good mime, asserted the late Marcel Marceau, trains to be an athlete of the heart.
Stories by Randy Gener
Sundance on the Move
Philip Himberg’s Sundance theatre lab is angling to become the American theatre’s premiere new-work development center. Is it working?
The Naked Voice
Free the voice and release the body, Patsy Rodenburg says, so you can express yourself fully with truth and authenticity.
Pillars of Voice Work
Senior editor Randy Gener voices his thoughts on the contents of the Jan. 2010 issue’s Approaches to Theatre Training special section.
Ivo van Hove Has a Passion for Extremes
Words and images clash in the notorious dramatic installations of the Belgian director and his frequent collaborator, lighting and stage designer Jan Versweyveld.
The Further Adventures of Monsieur Space
The French designer Jean-Guy Lecat ponders the living intricacies of space, design and performance.
Last Call at Ming’s (and Betsy’s) Clambake
The Lincoln Center bids adieu to a 19-year tradition.
A Mixtape About Faith
Humana playwrights pose the question: What do you believe in?
One on One, Face to Face
As mentoring gains fresh currency, new programs inside and outside the academy are redefining its mission and roles.
Meet Market
Youthful voices attain greater prominence at this year’s Humana Festival.
