‘Once in a Lifetime’ at American Conservatory Theater
A look behind the scenes at the design and direction of a revival of Kaufman and Hart’s classic comedy.
Category Archives: Features
Stephen Karam’s ‘Sons of the Prophet’: Modes of Compassion
An interview with the author of the play, which appeared in full in the February 2012 issue.
Natsu Onoda Power: Cartoon Dreams
The one thing you can count on in this polymath’s productions is surprise.
Journeys in Xiamen
Delegates to the 2011 ITI World Congress in China talk about the impact of a landmark meeting.
Global Spotlight for Feb. 2012
Efforts to start and sustain theatre in a war-torn country where the arts haven’t always been welcome.
Listening to the Women of Uganda
Gulu District is a long way from Denver, but not beyond the reach of theatre.
3 Countries Where Theatre Persists Against the Odds
Reports from Bangladesh, Algeria, and Iraq.
Questions for Carla Gugino
A star of Roundabout’s ‘The Road to Mecca’ talks about Athol Fugard, her understanding agents, and roles she’d like to do.
The Neutrality Trap
The great minds of 20th-century theatre wanted to free our thinking about theatre spaces. How did we end up in a black box?
Rebecca Udden’s Down-to-Earth ‘Utopia’
Grounded in Main Street Theater’s trademark intimacy, the artistic director brings Tom Stoppard’s epic trilogy to Houston.
