Editor’s Note for May/June 2015
Let ‘American Theatre”s editor in chief introduce you to our May/June International issue.
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Let ‘American Theatre”s editor in chief introduce you to our May/June International issue.
Fresh critical insight on Chekhov and a new anti-realism alternate with in-depth interviews with Roche Schulfer and the creators of ‘Fun Home.’
Plays outside the theatre walls are the focus of our two main features; plays outside other theatrical traditions are the subjects of others.
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There’s a lot more in this issue than our special section on training for social activism.
Theatre is born of collective effort and aspiration. Maybe that’s why it’s such a powerful vehicle of social engagement, and why activist artists are drawn to it.
The new issue touches on several artists and works dear to our theatregoing heart.
From Young Jean Lee to Roald Dahl, from Shaw to Wedekind, the issue is packed with peril and conflict.
“American Theatre” editor Jim O’Quinn gives a run-down of what to expect in the magazine’s October 2014 “Season Preview” issue.
A note from American Theatre’s editor, Jim O’Quinn, on the September 2014 issue.