Editor’s Note for July/August 2012
We mark the debut of a digital version with an issue ranging from Orange to Moscow, from O’Neill to stage designs.
We mark the debut of a digital version with an issue ranging from Orange to Moscow, from O’Neill to stage designs.
Bullying, Canada, the next generation, Chekhov, and a hardbody.
This month the editors explore a vibrant, multilingual scene just across the border.
Activism animates this month’s pages.
Dachs redux, same-sex celebrations, and durational theatre.
Follow the thread: This issue highlights the global struggles and aspirations of women in the midst war and repression.
This year’s training issue looks at the way theatre folks learn from others in the trade.
This month’s training issue puts the focus on assistantships.
Here’s to more stories from the designers’ side of theatre.
Dancers talking, critics still standing, and Hungarian theatremakers resisting.