An Unlikely History: From ‘Raisin’ to the Present
The play’s original director, and a panoply of artists and scholars, reflect on the legacy and significance of Hansberry’s groundbreaking play.
Salesman No Shi
A director discovers the Japanese essence in an American classic.
Bosch Is Alive
In Martha Clarke’s ‘Garden.’
Stages
Offerings from Los Angeles to Louisville, Cambridge to Seattle.
‘An Art Without Effort, Where the Step Creates the Way’
A statement on the cancellation of ‘the CIVIL warS.’
You Have to Be There: Notes on Robert Wilson
In Wilson’s gigantic vision of ‘CIVIL warS,’ the conflict extends from classes and races to species and sexes, and even beyond, to the cosmic.
Primetime Playwrights
A brief and bitter television drama.
A Magic Reality
Allan Bolt creates theatre for a troubled Nicaragua.
Challenge and ‘Son’
Major NEA grants listed.
In Print
Books about acting and black theatre, as well as histories, criticism, and guidebooks.
