APPROACHES TO THEATRE TRAINING: SOUTHERN EXPOSURE
Fire Down Below
For Cuba, a long-awaited era of artistic openness has arrived. What role will American theatre play?
By Sage Lewis
The View from Santiago
Life, fiction and the history of the Americas dominate a teeming theatrical celebration in the Chilean capital
By Yolanda Cesta Cursach and Henry Godinez
PLUS: Olga Garay-English interviews Santiago a Mil founder Carmen Romero.
Living to Sow Seeds
Stateside companies form collaborations with theatres based in Mexico—and create a fertile dynamic for art and change; includes a list of companies
By Georgina H. Escobar
DEPARTMENTS
From the Executive Director
Getting Beyond Your Borders
TCG on the Web
News in Brief
The Kilroys Were Here (at the Lillys’ Behest)
Parody Parts “Company”: Adjmi’s 3C Wins in Court
Steppenwolf’s TYA Show This Is Modern Art Tagged With Controversy
Entrances and Exits
Awards and Prizes
Front and Center
After all the terrible things i did at Huntington Theatre Company
Be More Chill at Two River Theatre
Border Crossing at Museum of Man
Jarry Inside Out at Spooky Action Theatre
The Afterlife Trilogy at Polarity Ensemble
Heart Shaped Nebula at Shotgun Players
This Month in Theatre History (May/June)
Production Notebook
Washeteria by Soho Rep
People
24th Street Theatre’s Debbie Devine, by Steven Leigh Morris
Currents
Bill O’Driscoll goes on Molly Rice’s Saints Tour
PJ Paparelli investigates a Chicago housing crisis
Linda Buchwald gets inside Guards at the Taj
Playing with your food in Seattle
Lyric Stage reinvents Lady in the Dark, by Alexandra Bonifield
Books
Rob Weinert-Kendt reviews two books on Leonard Bernstein
Strategies
Eliza Bent on Blue Barn Theatre’s functional new space
20 Questions
for Silas Weir Mitchell
