From Lip-Reading Ants to Flying Over Cuckoos’ Nests
With a global sense of movement and a natural ability to fill space, deaf artists strive to become more visible.
Category Archives: Features
To Have and Have Not
In a commercial society, artists must claim their own language, their own values, their own space.
Elements of Style
Classical meets modern in Stephen Wadsworth’s collaborations with the quick and the dead.
Year of the Spirit
Y2K meets the fin-de-siecle at BAM’s Next Wave.
The Merits of Mentorship
TCG’s New Generations program won’t just benefit early-career theatre professionals; it will also help sustain the field.
You Can’t Always Get What You Want
But if artists from the clashing worlds of rock music and theatre settled their differences, they just might get what they need.
Five-Finger Exercise
A handful of new musicals that grapple with varied American experiences.
Balancing Acts
Anne Bogart and Kristin Linklater debate the current trends in American actor-training.
You Can’t Tell a Dramaturg by Her Title
A kaleidoscopic look at a discipline that still gets no respect.
Where We Are Now
A report on literary managers and dramaturgs of the Americas.
