‘Blacker Than You, Brother Man’
Minstrelsy’s poisoned history bamboozles a compendium of Jim Crow plays.
Category Archives: Issue
The Angels Decade: 22 Interviews
With an HBO miniseries on the way, voices from inside and outside the theatre world reflect on enduring influence of Kushner’s epic.
Angels Takes Flight as a Film
HBO’s starry miniseries retains the sweep of Kushner’s epic.
Theatre Facts 2002: Eyeing the Horizon
As they cope with a troubled economy, theatres position themselves for the future
Winner Takes All
An actress rides shotgun on the rough-and-tumble development of David Edgar’s epic ‘Continental Divide.’
John Henry Redwood: 1942-2003
The actor and playwright, best known for his play ‘The Old Settler,’ showed a particular sensitivity for women.
When Bad Things Happen
An interview with Donald Margulies about his play ‘Last Tuesday.’
Whither (or Wither) Art?
A resident theatre pioneer gauges the artistic pulse of the contemporary American theatre.
Theatre Facts 2001: Shifting Currents
TCG’s Theatre Facts 2001 tracks the field’s course through troubled waters
The Shape of Plays to Come
Our theatre is polarized into two cultures. What will make it whole again?
