Category Archives: On the Scene

Broadway Ballyhoo

On the Scene April 1, 1992 American Theatre Editors Leave a comment

The Main Stem is seeing a surge of new shows, but is it good for business?

Three Women Talking

February 1992, On the Scene February 1, 1992 American Theatre Editors Leave a comment

British playwright Arnold Wesker’s new play about gender relations opens at Chicago’s Northlight Theatre.

Not just a cabaret.

January 1992, On the Scene January 1, 1992 Scott T. Cummings Leave a comment

Weimar recreated at Louisville Classics Festival, highlighted by rare visit of the Berliner Ensemble.

Cultivation for a Change

June 1988, On the Scene, Report From Humana June 1, 1988 Jim O’Quinn Leave a comment

Actors Theatre of Louisville is seeking out new work by ‘established American writers,’ with mixed results.

Stages

May 1985, On the Scene May 1, 1985 American Theatre Editors, Laura Ross Leave a comment

Wooster Group and Richard Foreman collaborate, a festival of one-acts, and more.

Stages

April 1985, On the Scene April 1, 1985 Various Authors Leave a comment

A new play from Beth Henley, second stages proliferate, theme seasons, and more.

Asking for Trouble

January 1985, On the Scene January 1, 1985 Laura Ross Leave a comment

How playwright Eric Overmyer and Baltimore Center Stage came together.

Stages

January 1985, On the Scene January 1, 1985 American Theatre Editors Leave a comment

Openings, moves, recoveries, and more.

Stages

December 1984, On the Scene December 1, 1984 American Theatre Editors Leave a comment

Fraught international exchanges, holiday shows, anti-nuke readings, and more.

Centerstage

December 1984, On the Scene December 1, 1984 Federica García Lorca Leave a comment

A note on the theatre.

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