Puppets Tackle the Icelandic Banking Crisis in ‘SAGA’
The visual theatre company playfully presents the unusual topic with puppets.
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Mark Rylance Goes Fishing for Poetry in ‘Nice Fish’
The poetry infused play follows two ice fisherman on a frozen Minnesota lake.
‘Adam Sultan’ Fuses Death and Theatre
The play explores the significance of objects and the inevitable morality we face.
Nina Raine’s ‘Rabbit’ Explores Gender Politics
The play’s sexually aggressive female characters aren’t afraid to kiss and tell.
‘Vainglorious’ Stages the Napoleonic Era
Talleyrand and Ho! An ensemble-devised work about early 19th-century leaders takes the stage in Philadelphia.
Mountains, Music, and Mr. Finn at Barrington Stage Musical Theatre Lab
Could a summer in the Berkshires with the ‘Spelling Bee’ crew turn your musical into a winner?
Editor’s Note for April 2013
A note from American Theatre’s editor, Jim O’Quinn, on the April 2013 issue.
Leon Katz’s Anti-Rule Book
A lion of play analysis summarizes his life’s work in a liberating tome.
Moving On In: Playwrights Taking Residence
Playwrights are taking up residence at U.S. theatres large and small.
20 Questions With Walter Mosley
The author known for crime fiction novels talks up his play at Chicago’s Congo Square Theatre Company.
