Editor’s Note for December 2012
The development of new plays is vital to keep theatre alive.
Category Archives: December 2012
Master Harold
Two new books make the case for Pinter in performance as opposed to Pinter as literature.
Coming Home Again
Our servicemen and women are returning to a country that has other priorities—and to challenges like unemployment, homelessness, mental illness and estrangement from their communities.
Engage and Edify
That’s the name of the game when theatres design educational programs for adults.
‘The Lily’s Revenge’ at American Repertory Theater
Playwright Taylor Mac and costume designer Sarah Cubbage discuss ‘The Lily’s Revenge.’
High On Romance
TheatreSquare in Arkansas will present “Period of Adjustment.”
Working Against the Clampdown
Activist watchdogs offer support to artists while sorting out fact from rumor, propaganda and the netherworld between.
Those Evil Machines
Des McAnuff will direct “Yoshimi” at La Jolla Playhouse through Dec. 16.
X-mas 2.0
Christmas shows across the country.
The Holiday Hustle
Move over, Ebenezer. U.S. theatres are hatching audience-pleasing alternatives to Dickens—and they want those shows to become seasonal traditions, too.
