Category Archives: December 1984

Letters to the Editor

December 1984, Letters December 1, 1984 Various Authors Leave a comment

Praise for articles on ‘The Greeks’ and ‘Salesman’ in Japan.

The American Connection

December 1984, From the Executive Director December 1, 1984 Peter Zeisler Leave a comment

The most pressing issue confronting the American theatre today is the relationship between the institutions and the artists that develop the work.

The Adventures of Eugene Lee

December 1984, People December 1, 1984 Arnold Aronson Leave a comment

He treats design—from’ Sweeney Todd’ to ‘Saturday Night Live’—as a puzzle to be solved.

Company Man

December 1984, People December 1, 1984 Jim O’Quinn Leave a comment

How does Adrian Hall run 2 resident companies, Trinity Rep and Dallas Theater Center? With a team of trusted collaborators, for starters.

The Road From Nigeria

December 1984, Global, People December 1, 1984 Alisa Solomon Leave a comment

Wole Soyinka gives voice to Africa’s painful history.

Shepard Suite

December 1984, Features December 1, 1984 Toby Silverman Zinman Leave a comment

A director and a jazz musician discover the music in a trio of Sam Shepard plays.

Long Night’s Journey

December 1984, Features December 1, 1984 Cree McCree Leave a comment

The ongoing Coyote/Trickster relationship is the subject of Murray Mednick’s seven-play Coyote Cycle, performed recently in Santa Fe.

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.

Does Dickens Deliver More Than Money?

December 1984, Opinion December 1, 1984 A. Theodore Kachel Leave a comment

Dickens’ tale is a perfect myth for a capitalist culture.

Centerstage

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

A note on the theatre.

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