‘Adam Sultan’ Fuses Death and Theatre
The play explores the significance of objects and the inevitable morality we face.
The play explores the significance of objects and the inevitable morality we face.
The Massachusetts-based company’s Chagall-inspired new work marches through a turbulent century.
The awards and prizes that have been given out since our last issue.
Those who stepped down from an old position or stepped up to a new one in April 2013.
Space constraints, new musicals, and Shakespeare are among this month’s round-up of news items.
The play’s sexually aggressive female characters aren’t afraid to kiss and tell.
Talleyrand and Ho! An ensemble-devised work about early 19th-century leaders takes the stage in Philadelphia.
Could a summer in the Berkshires with the ‘Spelling Bee’ crew turn your musical into a winner?
The Chicago sound designer/composer talks about the Hypocrites, and about a new folk musical with a jazz flavor.
A note from American Theatre’s editor, Jim O’Quinn, on the April 2013 issue.