For Melinda Lopez, ‘Becoming Cuba’ Is Personal
Set in 1890s Cuba, the story features a young widow who runs a local pharmacy and faces decisions of personal and political dimensions.
Letters to the Editor for May/June 2013
Readers respond to our stories about Actors Equity Association, ensemble theatre, and Adrian Hall’s adaptation of ‘All The King’s Men.’
Editor’s Note for May/June 2013
A note from American Theatre’s editor, Jim O’Quinn, on the May/June 2013 issue.
The Audacity of the Ordinary: ‘Life and Times’ at Nature Theater of Oklahoma
The ever-expanding production gambles for high stakes.
The Inveterate Traveler Allen Nause
The Oregon-based director takes his cue (and sometimes his wattage) from audiences around the globe.
Philip Arnoult Has Friends in High, and Far, Places
The producer’s talent is in matchmaking, bringing artists and institutions together across borders.
Awards and Prizes for May/June 2013
These artists have recently received grants, fellowships, and other recognition.
Entrances & Exits (May/June 2013)
Find out which artistic leaders are coming and going from theatres this month.
Hungarian Showcase 2013: Bipolar Politics and the Unruly Arts
International visitors plunge into the nation’s roiling zeitgeist at this year’s fest.
There’s No Present Like the Past in ‘The Hampton Years’
Jacqueline E. Lawton’s new play evokes a seminal moment in the lives of two trailblazing African-American artists.
