Creative Danger
As we drop the boundaries among artistic forms, we should also consider the alliances we can form among artists and institutions.
June 1984
Letters to the Editor
Readers respond to our first issue, query us about translation, and dispute American self-centeredness.
The Many Voices of Mabou Mines
This unique nine-member company is more than the sum of its parts.
Good Company
The partnerships of sports and the stage at this year Olympics should come as no surprise.
Across the Finish Line
Orchestrating the record-breaking Olympic Arts Festival has been a logistical 3-ring circus.
Jonestown Revisited
At Trinity Square Repertory Company, an exploration of a collective quest for a utopia that went off the rails.
Stages
A roundup of productions from around the U.S.
A Balance of Interests
To what degree is an originating theatre entitled to share in the future theatrical life of a play?
Hurrah!
An excerpt from ‘Sunset and Evening Star,’ 1954.
Adding to Beckett
What a mystery it is that these tiny and ever-shrinking dramacules—these death rattles—can bring so much life to the theatre.
